<prompt> Hlahisa pale e khutsoane e qalang ka mola Moea o ne o bokolla ha ke tsoa ka foleteng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Generate a short story that begins with the line The wind was howling as I stepped out of the apartment. . Response in English: The wind was howling as I stepped out of the apartment. I pulled my coat tighter, feeling the chilly gust biting through me. The streetlights flickered, casting an eerie glow on the deserted sidewalk as I made my way down the block, wincing as debris whipped by my face.My heart was pounding, the adrenaline pumping. I had to get out of there, to reach safety. My apartment had lost power and the storm was only getting worse, threatening to tear the old building apart. I had to find someplace else to weather the storm, somewhere stronger, more secure.I pushed on, fighting against the wind. Soon, I could see a faint light in the distance just as the first drops of rain began to fall, rapidly growing in intensity. I broke into a run, my feet pounding against the wet pavement, my heart in my throat.As I drew closer, I could see that the light was coming from the window of a small shop. I stumbled towards it, throwing open the door and stumbling into the safety of its shelter. The shopkeeper looked up in surprise, then his face softened as he saw my state.Come in, come in, he said, guiding me towards the back. Youll be safe here until the storm passes.I sank into a chair, my chest heaving with relief. I had made it, against all odds. The wind howled and the rain lashed against the walls outside, but within the small shop, I was warm and safe. I knew that the storm would eventually pass, and the world would be made anew, washed clean by the rain. But for that moment, I was content to be where I was, to weather the storm and wait for the dawn of a new day. . Response in Sesotho: Moea o ne o lla ha ke tsoa ka foleteng. Ke ile ka hulela jase ea ka ho feta, ke utloa moea o batang o ntse o nkota. Mabone a literata a ile a benya, a ntša khanya e tšosang tseleng e se nang batho ha ke ntse ke theosa le mokoloko, ke ntse ke kokobela ha matlakala a ntse a shapuoa sefahlehong sa ka. Pelo ea ka e ne e otla, adrenaline e pompa. Ke ile ka tlameha ho tsoa moo, ho fihlela polokeho. Folete ea ka e ne e feletsoe ke matla me sefefo se ne se ntse se mpefala, se sokela ho qhaqha mohaho oa khale. Ke ile ka tlameha ho fumana sebaka se seng ho mamella sefefo, sebakeng se seng se matla, se sireletsehileng haholoanyane. Ke ile ka sutumelletsa pele, ke loana le moea. Ho e-so ee kae, ke ile ka bona khanya e lerootho hōle ha marotholi a pele a pula a qala ho na, a ntse a eketseha ka sekhahla. Ke ile ka pshatla, maoto a ka a otla tsela e metsi, pelo ea ka e le molaleng oa ka. Ha ke ntse ke atamela, ke ile ka bona hore lebone le hlaha ka fensetere ea lebenkele le lenyenyane. Ke ile ka khoptjoa ho ea ho eona, ka lahlela lemati le bulehileng me ka khoptjoa sebakeng se sireletsehileng sa tšireletso ea eona. Ralebenkele o ile a phahamisa mahlo a maketse, eaba sefahleho sa hae sa kokobela ha a bona boemo ba ka. Kena, kena, a rialo, a ntataisa ho leba ka morao. O tla bolokeha mona ho fihlela sefefo se feta. Ke ile ka tetebela setulong, sefuba sa ka se ntse se thothomela ke ho imoloha. Ke ne ke e fihletse, khahlano le mathata ohle. Moea o ile oa lla me pula ea tšolohela marako ka ntle, empa ka hara lebenkele le lenyenyane, ke ne ke le mofuthu ke bile ke sireletsehile. Ke ne ke tseba hore sefefo se tla qetella se fetile, me lefatše le ne le tla nchafatsoa, le hlatsuoe ke pula. Empa motsotsong oo, ke ne ke khotsofetse ho ba moo ke neng ke le teng, ho mamella sefefo le ho emela mafube a letsatsi le lecha. 