Somewhere deep within a forest lived a small butterfly fairy named Blare. She was part butterfly, part human-fairy, and she had powers that helped grow and revive the rain-forest. She was small, like two aunts standing on top of each other. Being small she could fly through holes and not get stuck.1
She had a friend too. Her tiny, loving friend, and side kick was Lucky the ladybug. The reason why Blare called him Lucky was because he had spots going into the shape of a horseshoe. There was a total of seven on his back. He was as red as a red rose, and small like a tiny grain of rice.2
The adventures these two have are just saving the rain forest. Just recently they took down the fire monster, which was causing a huge fire in the rain-forest. The monster was maybe ninety feet tall and measured sixty-five feet around him. Blare and Lucky flew to the rescue, towards the monster. She knew three ways to stop fire: pore water on it, pore sand or dirt on it, and create a new fire that will run into the other one. Blare was strongly against starting fires in her rain-forest so she went with plan B. She whispered into Lucky's ear, or antenna, about her plan. Lucky nodded and flew off one direction, while Blare flew off the opposite direction.3
Moments later, Lucky came back with a three hundred feet tall bucket filled with dirt. Blare also came back with a bucket of water, which was also three hundred feet tall. They came together and poured both water and dirt on top of the fire monster. After all that hard work, the monster was gone. Blare used her powers to revive the forest and, of course, fresh flowers and trees grew where the old ones were. Thanks to Blare, the forest will always be safe.4
The End. 5
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