Part 1

I remember the morning when I assisted the three Fairies in learning to fly; it was incredibly enjoyable.

“Are you all set?” I asked them. “Set for what?” They responded one after the other. “You remember my promise to help you learn to fly, right?” I told them while we were inside the small treehouse. “Yes!" They answered enthusiastically.

“Well, since I have some time this morning, I believe it would be wise for us to begin now,” I suggested. “Awesome! But where?” Webtayela questioned. “Outside?” She added.

“Absolutely, outside!” I confirmed. “We have enough Land for this!”

“Let’s get down and start immediately!” I told them. “Oh, I am so ready to fly!” Honeycherley exclaimed. “Me too!” Sweetydaline chimed in. “Alright! The moment is now!” I responded.

Well, that morning, after I assured them of my commitment to the promise I made, we exited the treehouse to commence our practice. Of course, it was a couple of minutes later after we were up from sleep. To facilitate this, I also entertained them by singing a song while they were learning how to fly.

Furthermore, I had them stand on a branch that I had cut—not from the Magical Tree, but from another tree. In fact, I encouraged the three Fairies to climb onto the branch so they could leap into the River until their Wings began to flutter, and they took flight.

“Ladies, could you do me a favor?” I asked when I returned to them by the River after cutting the branch. “What is it, Ley?” They replied.

“Do you see that branch?” I pointed it out. “I’m going to put it on the ground by the River; you’ll climb onto it and jump.”

“But don’t worry, you’ll just fall into the River!” I reassured them. “Okay, let’s get started!” Sweetydaline responded. At that very moment, I heard one of the Fairies exclaim, “I’m going to fly!”.

Indeed, she climbed the branch and jumped, only to fall into the River. As I bent down to adjust the branch, I noticed it was Honeycherley. “I’m going to fly!” She declared as she first ascended the tree branch and performed her bravery to free her Spirit in her attempt to fly, but she failed and fell into the river.

“Wow! What a courageous woman!”

“You guys are brave!”

“Well done but give it another shot!”

“Keep trying until you achieve success!” I encouraged Honeycherley as she tumbled into the River, smiling. “You’re laughing at me, right?”

“Why are you laughing?” Honeycherley responded, visibly upset in the River after her unsuccessful attempt to fly. “Honeycherley! Give it another try!” I urged her once more. “Ladies, persist until you succeed, understood?”

“Don’t lose hope!” I also encouraged the other Fairies.