Rojo, Stop Hard Hurt Baby Plz! Romel Strong Bite Baby—Rojo Chase Out From Hurt Baby New Abandon.”
In the quiet corner of the forest troop, tension suddenly rose when young Rojo, still confused and restless, approached a newly abandoned baby who had been left near the tall bushes. The tiny infant, weak and frightened, had only just begun to settle when Rojo’s impatience turned into rough behavior. His actions were not truly aggressive—more a result of immaturity and misunderstanding—but the baby’s soft cries instantly alerted the rest of the family.
Romel, the older and more responsible male, had been watching from a distance. Known for his protective nature, he reacted quickly the moment he sensed danger around the fragile newcomer. With a firm but controlled move, he stepped between Rojo and the trembling baby. A symbolic warning bite—more about discipline than harm—showed Rojo that his behavior had crossed the line. Startled and confused, Rojo backed away as Romel firmly chased him out from the area around the infant.
The baby, still shaking, curled closer to the shaded grass, unsure of what had just happened. Romel remained beside the little one, offering gentle reassurance with soft grunts and careful grooming. His calm presence slowly soothed the infant’s fear, reminding the troop that even in moments of chaos, compassion can restore balance.
Other members gathered nearby, forming a loose protective circle. Their eyes followed every movement, knowing how fragile a newly abandoned baby could be. Rojo lingered at a distance, watching—conflicted but learning. Moments like this were part of growing up within the troop’s natural rules.
In the end, peace returned. The baby, though shaken, was safe. And Rojo, guided by Romel’s firm correction, took another step toward understanding responsibility and the gentle care every young life deserves.
