Fairy Guide to Disaster: An Away from Whipplethorn Adventure

Lily was a young fairy who lived in the village of Whipplethorn. She was a kind and curious fairy, and she loved to explore the forest around her home. One day, she was playing in the forest when she came across a strange and wonderful creature. The creature was a small, furry animal with big eyes and a long tail. Lily had never seen anything like it before.

A Fairy's Guide to Disaster (An Away From Whipplethorn Book 1)

by A.W. Hartoin

4.4 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	2311 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
X-Ray	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	285 pages
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The creature told Lily that it was a guide, and that it could help her find the magical artifact that would save her village from a terrible storm. Lily was excited to hear this, and she agreed to follow the guide. The guide led Lily through the forest, and they came to a large clearing. In the middle of the clearing was a tree, and on the tree was a golden apple.

The guide told Lily that the golden apple was the magical artifact that she was looking for. Lily reached out to take the apple, but as soon as she touched it, the ground began to shake. A terrible storm appeared, and Lily and the guide were blown away.

Lily landed in a strange and unfamiliar place. She was all alone, and she didn't know where she was. She wandered around for hours, until she came to a small village. The villagers were kind and welcoming, and they offered Lily a place to stay. Lily told the villagers about the magical artifact that she was looking for, and they told her that they knew where it was.

The villagers led Lily to a nearby mountain. On the top of the mountain was a cave, and inside the cave was the golden apple. Lily reached out to take the apple, but as soon as she touched it, the ground began to shake again. The storm appeared, and Lily and the villagers were blown away.

Lily landed in a different place this time. She was in a forest, and she was surrounded by a group of animals. The animals were all different shapes and sizes, but they were all friendly. Lily told the animals about the magical artifact that she was looking for, and they told her that they knew where it was.

The animals led Lily to a nearby river. In the middle of the river was a rock, and on the rock was the golden apple. Lily reached out to take the apple, but as soon as she touched it, the ground began to shake again. The storm appeared, and Lily and the animals were blown away.

Lily landed in a different place this time. She was in a desert, and she was all alone. She wandered around for hours, until she came to a small oasis. The oasis was a beautiful place, with clear water and green trees. Lily drank from the water and rested under the trees. Suddenly, she heard a voice.

"Hello," the voice said. "I am the guardian of the golden apple. I have been waiting for you."

Lily looked up and saw a beautiful woman standing in front of her. The woman was wearing a long white dress, and her hair was flowing in the wind. Lily knew that this was the guardian of the golden apple.

"I have come for the golden apple," Lily said. "My village is in danger, and I need the golden apple to save it."

"I will give you the golden apple," the guardian said. "But first, you must answer a riddle."

"What is the most important thing in life?" the guardian asked.

Lily thought for a moment. "The most important thing in life is love," she said.

"You are correct," the guardian said. "Here is the golden apple. Now, go and save your village."

Lily thanked the guardian and turned to leave. As she walked away, she could hear the storm behind her. She knew that she had to hurry. She ran as fast as she could, and finally, she reached her village. The villagers were overjoyed to see her, and they cheered when she showed them the golden apple.

Lily placed the golden apple in the center of the village, and the storm immediately stopped. The villagers were safe, and they thanked Lily for saving them.

Lily was a hero. She had saved her village from disaster, and she had learned the importance of love. She was a true fairy guide, and she would always be remembered for her bravery and her kindness.

The End

A Fairy's Guide to Disaster (An Away From Whipplethorn Book 1)

by A.W. Hartoin

4.4 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	2311 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
X-Ray	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	285 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE