It was early in the morning in Santa's Village. All residents were asleep. The sun had just started to rise.

Rafiki stood at the top of the hill in the bed of snow with her staff held tightly in her hand. Very smoothly, the monkey let out her cry:

Nants ingonyama bagithi baba

At that moment, everyone woke up. The elves, the reindeer, even Santa and Mrs. Claus. They all knew what had happened.

She had been born.

The residents then began to walk, chanting a quiet hymn:

Ingonyama nengw' enamabala, ingonyama nengw' enamabala, ingonyama nengw' enamabala

Rafiki then moved in front of them and began to sing:

From the day we arrive on the planet

And blinking, step into the sun

There is more to see than can ever be seen

More to do than can ever be done

There is far too much to take in here

More to find than can ever be found

But the sun rolling high through the sapphire sky

Keeps great and small on the endless round!

It's the circle of life

(Bale ki 'ngonyami akele!)

And it moves us all

(Ingonyama nengw' enemab, ingonyama nengw' enemab)

Through despair and hope

Through faith and love

Till we find our place

On the path unwinding

In the circle

The circle of life

Then they reached the house where they had been headed.

Rudolph stood on the roof. The red nosed flyer was accompanied by his parents, Blitzen and Mitzi, his three best friends, Leonard, Slyly, and Stormella, and is beautiful wife Zoey.

As all the residents gathered in front of the house, Rafiki climbed to the top of the house. When she stood in front of Rudolph, she gave him a big hug.

Then she and Rudolph walked up to Zoey, who was sitting with a little doe between her forelegs. Rudolph leaned his head down and Zoey nuzzled her face into his neck before she licked the baby's cheek, making her lift her head.

It was Joy.

Rafiki gave the little one a warm smile before laying her staff down and picking up a little bit of snow and she waited for it to melt before putting it on the head, chest and both shoulders on Joy. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

She then picked up Joy very gently and began to walk to the edge of the roof.

The residents were anxious. If the baby was shown, then the birth was successful. If not, that means it was a premature death.

But here came Rafiki on the roof, who then raised her arms and showed the calf to the world.

Everyone cheered. The adult male reindeer raised up their legs. The elves threw their hats into the air. The fellow flyers were so excited they began to fly.

Then the sun had begun to shine through the clouds directly onto Joy, who looked around curiously.

Then everyone knelt before them.

Zoey looked at Rudolph, who gave her a small kiss. Once again, she nuzzled her face into his neck happily.

Their life was better than ever.

It's the circle of life

(Bale ki 'ngonyami akele!)

And it moves us all

(Ingonyama nengw' enemab, ingonyama nengw' enemab)

Through despair and hope

Through faith and love

Till we find our place

On the path unwinding

In the circle

The circle of life!