Skyadina: A Fearless Unicorn from Slumber by Werley Nortreus - HTML preview

Wowlio, Faradaline Enjoyed Dinner

Day 2

Before going to bed, Wowlio and Faradaline were together in the dining room, enjoying their dinner.

Well, they sat at the table, eating and drinking while engaging in conversation. “Are you planning to go to Church tomorrow morning?” She asked him. “No, I don't think I'll be going to church tomorrow morning,” he replied. “What about you?” He continued. “I would go if you came with me,” she said. “But why aren't you going?” She inquired. “Given the importance of the work I need to continue tomorrow, staying home is the best choice for me!” He explained. “I'll pray to God here at my house!” He told her.

“Since God is a God of understanding, He will understand my situation!” He responded.

“Alright.” She spoke. “I suppose I'll stay home as well!” She added.

“I can't blame you, especially all the wild animals on the island!” He replied. “Okay, I got it!” She acknowledged. “Oh my God, it rained all night!” She exclaimed with a smile.

“Are you certain that all the animals were inside the storage warehouses before you locked them up?” She asked him.

“Yes, I believe all the animals were secured inside before you locked the farm!” He assured her.

“Okay, I truly hope so!” She replied. “Because we are tired of losing animals to wild predators,” she added. “Don't worry, I'm confident that all the animals are safe inside!” He reassured her. Meanwhile, they were enjoying Baked Bread with Avocado, Ground Beef, Salad, and sipping on Papaya Juice and hot cow Milk. “I can't believe summer is nearly over.”

“Oh my God, I really don't want to return to school!” She said with a giggle. “Oh yes, you're absolutely right!”

“The days are flying by faster than a rabbit can run.”

“We're already on the 27th of August, unfortunately!” He responded.

“It's unfortunate that in Aykourbeng, summer concludes on the last day of August!” She remarked.

Soon after, it appeared that they were done eating and drinking.

“Alright, I'm finished!”

“The dinner and drinks were truly delightful!”

“Thank you so much!” He told her. “Wait! May I ask you something before you stand up?” She inquired. “Of course?” He replied. “What is it?” He asked her. “When it comes to Fairytales, I always enjoy hearing and reading about such things!” She spoke.

“Okay.”

“Most Fairytales reveal some truths, but many humans like us are too self-centered to notice that!” He replied.

“Is that your question?” He asked, shaking his head while laughing. “No, that's not my question yet.”

“What I'm really asking is about the Unicorn you saw in your slumber,” she explained. “Can you tell me where you encountered the Unicorn?” She pressed. “Oh, I saw the Unicorn in a Realm that resembles this world—by the sea next to the farm!” He answered. “Oh, really? Wow, that sounds so magical!” She exclaimed, filled with wonder. “But how is it that when we were outside, we didn't spot any Unicorns?” She questioned him.

“Well, I've read numerous Fairytales, and I understand that the world where I saw the Unicorn Is a Spiritual Realm that most people in our world cannot perceive with their eyes open,” he explained, getting up from the table to go lie down and sleep.

“What do you mean?” She asked, seeking clarification.

“Spiritual Realms are real, alright?”

“That's my answer! Open your eyes, but don't let yourself be led all the time!” He replied.

“Be like a Fox or a Leopard! Just run, hide, and survive!” He advised her once more. Then he exited the dining room, ascended the stairs, and went to his room.