fairy village

Maki and Rina watched in shock as the fairy flew around in circles, its wings a shade of blue. "I can't believe it," Maki whispered. "We're actually seeing a real fairy." Rina's face lit up with excitement. "I've always wanted to meet a fairy," she said, her sadness from before now gone.

The fairy noticed them and flew over, landing on a nearby flower. "Hello there," it said. "What are you two doing in these woods?" Maki hesitated, not sure if they should trust the fairy. But Rina stepped forward confidently. "We're just traveling through, trying to find the village of witches," she said. "Well, you're unlucky," the fairy said. "I know these woods like the back of my hand, but only witches can find that village." Maki and Rina looked at each other, disappointed. "Really?" Maki asked.

The fairy nodded. "Just follow me. At least you can rest in the fairy village," it said, taking off into the air. Maki and Rina followed the fairy through the forest, listening as it told them about the different creatures that lived there, from mischievous pixies to wise old unicorns. Maki and Rina listened with fascination, wondering if they would get to see any of these magical creatures for themselves.

Eventually, they emerged from the forest into a clearing. "There it is," the fairy said, pointing to a small village in the distance. "Our village is just a short walk from here." And with that, the fairy guided them to the main building, where the fairy council was located As they approached the main building, Maki and Rina were in shock of the beautiful fairy village. The houses were all built out of flowers and leaves, and they were surrounded by tree roots. They could see fairies of all shapes and sizes flying around, tending to their gardens or chatting with each other. It was a peaceful place.

The fairy council was located in the center of the village, and it was a grand building made in a tall tree. As they entered, Maki and Rina were greeted by a group of fairies, who all seemed to be in the midst of a meeting. The fairy who had led them there stepped forward and introduced them. "These are Maki and Rina," she said. "They are travelers who were lost in the woods and were seeking the village of witches." The council members looked at Maki and Rina with interest. "We're sorry, but we cannot help you find the village of witches," one of them said. "Only witches can find it, as it is protected by powerful magic barrier. However, you are welcome to stay in our village for as long as you like. We are happy to provide you with food and shelter."

Maki and Rina were disappointed, but they were grateful for the fairies' kindness. They decided to stay in the village for a while and the fairy council had arranged a ride for their journey.