Part 5

Who would have thought about it? Yes, who could have imagined that the three Fairies I sketched would come to life?

Well, ever since I was a child, I had always heard stories of Fairies, and I even expressed to my mother my hope to have at least one. Indeed, it seemed that this mindset I held had manifested into reality, and I found myself facing the three Fairies I had envisioned in my childhood.

Thus, I encountered not just one Fairy, but three—three female Fairies. As the day went on and evening approached, I asked the Fairies, “Can you guys' fly?”.

“Who can fly?” I repeated to the three Fairies who were perched on the desk, conversing with me.

“No, we can't fly,” they responded. One Fairy added, “I attempted to fly, but I was unable to.”

“Haha! This is the first time I've encountered Fairies who can't fly despite having wings,” I teased them. “But it's not a big deal; we can handle that later.”

“For now, we should take a break and enjoy the outside of the treehouse,” I suggested.

“Yay! We're leaving this little house!”

“This is so exciting!”

“I can't wait to step out of the treehouse and see more,” one of the Fairies exclaimed.

“Me too!” the other Fairies chimed in. “Fantastic! Let’s go!” I encouraged them a minute later. A few minutes later, I emerged from the treehouse with the Fairies and descended the ladder to the ground.

As we came down, one Fairy perched on my head; another nestled in the left pocket of my suit with her head poking out, and the third held in my left hand.

Once I reached the ground, I gently placed the three Fairies onto the colorful grass.

“Alright, now stay close to me,” I instructed. “Do you all understand?” I asked the three Fairies. On the ground, as the Fairies admired the scenery, they expressed their delight, saying, “Wow! This is stunning!”

“The nature here is beautiful!” They said again. “You guys are absolutely right!”

“It is indeed beautiful here!” I replied.