In my opinion, not all kid lightning true ghost stories are truly about ghosts. Kids have vivid imaginations. During a lightning storm, the sudden flashes and loud thunder can be scary. Their minds might play tricks on them. They could see a shape in the dark that they think is a ghost but it could be just a tree branch or an animal. But there might be a few cases where there are unexplained phenomena that could potentially be related to something supernatural, though it's very rare.
One possible moral could be about the importance of kindness. If the kid in the story shows kindness to the lion kid, it might teach that being good to others, regardless of their appearance or power, can lead to positive outcomes.
A kid once got lost in a forest during a lightning storm. As the lightning lit up the forest, he saw a ghostly child running between the trees. The kid followed it, thinking it was another lost child. But as the storm passed, the ghostly child disappeared. It was a very strange and true - to - the - kid's - experience ghost story.
I'm not sure of the specific full story without more context. It could be a case of a bully targeting a vulnerable blind child, which is extremely cruel. There might be underlying reasons like the first kid having some behavioural problems or being influenced by a bad environment.
There are two central characters in the 'the kid and the lion kid story'. One is simply a kid, who could be a human child or perhaps a young goat (as 'kid' can have different meanings). The other is the lion kid, which is a young lion. Their relationship and the events that occur between them form the core of the story.
If the big kid in the story learns to be kind and helpful towards the crippled kid, the moral could be about compassion. That we should be empathetic towards those who are less fortunate or different from us.
If it's a story about the big kid helping the crippled kid, the moral could be about kindness and acceptance. We should be kind to those who are different from us.