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Far, far away, in a beautiful land of mystic and magic, lay a realm 

of Unicorns. The Unicorns were the guardians of beauty. In their 

horns lay a var of magic. It had the strongest magic of the world. It 

could do any deed. But the horn has three rules. The horn can only 

be used for good, it can only work when the Unicorn has tried 

everything, and when it is being used for strongest love. The leader 

of the Unicorns is the Beautiful Maybelle. She was a strong, wise, 

and kind leader. She loved her subjects, and they loved her. But not 

everyone was as happy, and as lovely as these creatures.

Evil Sybereiad planed to take over the world of magic. He had a cruel heart 

and hated beauty and happiness. He had cruel blue eyes, which turned 

creatures to stone when gazing into them. He had a gold mask with lion 

carvings and elephant tusks. He wore a velvet robe which trailed behind 

him when he walked. All together he was the most dark and ugliest creature 

in the Realm. He schemed every moment of his life creating a magical 

project which would make every one of the magical creatures, fairies, 

mermaids, elves, and so on, obey his will. This dark portion would suck up 

the magic in each creature, making Sybereiad the most powerful creature in 

the universe. The project was almost over. He just needed to most important 

ingredient of all. A Unicorn's horn. And he knew just how to get it.

Julie was walking to the local park dressed in her rain clothes. She 

was expecting a downpour of rain any minute. Julie glanced at the 

open cloudy sky, then kicked a little pebble that lay in the middle of 

the sidewalk. As she kicked it, the sky opened up, and water poured 

down. Julie looked down as water trickled down her cheeks. Even in 

her rain clothes, she was soaked. But the water kept coming. Julie 

splashed in the sidewalk puddles. She felt kind of foolish being a 

pretty sixth grade girl splashing in puddles, but it was fun. So she kept 

on doing it. By now she was laughing. All of the sudden, a blue gray 

portal opened up, sucked Julie in, and closed back up, taking Julie 

with it.

Julie found herself on the shore of a beautiful beach. The waves 

were splashing against the sand. Julie knew she was not home. 

Then she heard hooves beats coming towards her. Julie looked 

up. There, in her face was the most beautiful creature she had 

ever seen. It was a Unicorn! But it couldn't be! But it was. Julie 

rubbed her eyes. The Unicorn nudged her. Without thinking 

twice, Julie slowly climbed onto the Unicorn's back. Then it took 

off! Julie grasped the mane. Then the Unicorn stopped in front of 

a beautiful palace. The Unicorn trotted in when the doors swung 

open. That day was just full of surprises!

Julie gasped when the Unicorn stopped by another 

Unicorn - a purple one! The Unicorns neighed and 

nickered until the purple one nodded gruffly and 

trotted off. Julie's Unicorn carried her to a room, 

dropped her off, then left. Things were so confusing for 

Julie! The room was filled with twinkling buzzers, and 

pipes. It had sea green walls. Then, the lights dimmed, 

and rainbow sparkles swirled around Julie. Julie felt 

some tingling in her bones, then the lights came fully 

on again. The Unicorn trotted in again with a long 

silver mirror. Julie looked in it and gasped! She looked 

totally different!

"Greetings Julie, Goddess of the Forest. I am Tora, 

Lady Maybelle's daughter," Tora said. "There must 

be some mistake," Julie said. "I am no Goddess." 

"This room contains strong magic. It can reveal 

one's true identity, and it revealed yours," Tora 

explained as she turned. "Wait don't go!" Julie 

said. She grasped Tora's mane. Tora turned. "Of 

course I won't go forever! We have some serious 

talking to do." Tora led Julie to her room to 

prepare for supper. As brushed her hair, Julie 

thought it all over.   She knew she had strong 

responsibilities as a goddess. It sounded big. 

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