A garden keeper saw that, so he dropped honey on grass and tree leaves, making way to the garden. The chamois started licking honey from grass, leaves until it arrived in the garden.

The garden keeper dabbed honey onto his hands and let the chamois lick his hands until it got familiar with him. Then, he catch it and gave it to the king.

When the king knew the story, he said “There is nothing worse than flavor addiction.”

He continued “Being addicted to places and being addicted to love are not good. But it’s still better than being addicted to flavor. My garden keeper can bring chamois to me only because of honey flavor.”

The king finally reincarnated as the Buddha.

Moral: Flavor can easily allure people to be under control.