The king David - even though he's a monarch - had to worry about his sheeps. He takes his flock out of the grass, because it's pouring rain. "You don't want our sheeps to look like čuně, he?", says the fairy, holding the rain with a spell until the sheep pass through. (note pig- not koscher animal)

Ch'ün is composed of 羊 yang sheep as radical, with 君 chün prince as phonetic. It is the common term for a flock of sheep, a crowd of people, etc.