Once upon a time, in the land of Denmark, there was a young prince named Hamlet. He lived in a grand castle with tall towers and beautiful gardens. Hamlet loved to read books and watch plays.

Despite the castle's beauty, Hamlet was often lonely. He wished for a friend to share adventures with. One sunny morning, Hamlet decided to explore the woods beyond the castle walls.

In the woods, Hamlet heard a soft whimpering. Following the sound, he found a young wolf cub caught in a net. The cub had bright eyes and looked scared.

Hamlet carefully lifted the net and freed the wolf cub. The cub licked Hamlet's hand as if to say thank you. Hamlet smiled and said, 'I shall call you Fenrir. Would you like to be my friend?'

Fenrir wagged his tail and followed Hamlet back to the castle. Along the way, Fenrir showed Hamlet how to run fast and play in the meadow.

Inside the castle, Hamlet shared his favorite books with Fenrir. They enjoyed stories about brave knights and magical creatures. Fenrir especially liked the pictures.

Some of the castle's guards were wary of Fenrir at first. But Hamlet taught them that Fenrir was kind and wouldn't hurt anyone.

Hamlet and Fenrir became the best of friends. They had many adventures in the castle's gardens and beyond. Everyone in the castle grew to love Fenrir.

One day, Fenrir saved the castle from a wild boar. He bravely stood between the boar and the people until the guards came to help.

The King and Queen were very proud of Hamlet and his brave friend. They held a feast in Fenrir's honor and gave him a shiny medal.

Hamlet and Fenrir proved that true friendship knows no bounds. They showed that with kindness and understanding, anyone can be friends.

And so, Prince Hamlet was lonely no more. Together with Fenrir by his side, they lived happily ever after, filling the castle with joy and laughter.