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

Chapter 1

Wowlio Benleyberk

Once upon a night, a night like any other night—a special night—a young man named Wowlio Benleyberk lived on an island called Aykourbeng Island in the country of Aykourbeng.

In 1999, he was 32 years-old when he had a slumber in which he saw a beautiful and fearless white Unicorn Horse emerging from a lovely white Cloud and landing on the lawn by the sea.

However, for Wowlio, it was merely a dream; he did not take it too seriously and continued with his life.

Wowlio was a Farmer, residing in a house close to the farm that his father owned, and the sea was stunning when viewed from there.

The island was a picturesque place, isolated from other cities in the country. To enter or exit, one had to take a boat, canoe, plane, or spend several hours driving across a bridge that connected the island to another city named Mipota-Ville. Indeed, Aykourbeng Island was a beautiful island situated in the middle of the sea, with its interior filled with lovely forests, mountains, animals, and several villages where people lived.

The distinction between Wowlio and other residents of the island, the house he lived in, and the farm was not located in one of the villages but rather a considerable distance by the sea.

The Unicorn’s Secret

After the night when Wowlio envisioned the stunning white Unicorn, he merely regarded it as a one-single Unicorn, unaware of its true significance.

A few days post-dream, one morning before noon, while he was feeding his animals, he also gathered them into his farm. While he stood by some Sheep, Rabbits, Parrots, and other animals by the sea, he noticed the formation of white Clouds. Moments later, a magnificent white Unicorn Horse emerged from the center of the Cloud. For Wowlio, it felt as if he were in a dream; he was astonished by the wonders unfolding before him.

He hurried to conceal himself within his farm, hiding behind a wall to observe the Unicorn, which gracefully descended onto the lush green lawn by the sea shortly thereafter.

Once the Unicorn landed on the grass, it began to flap its magic Wings. It was a breathtaking white Unicorn, with its neck and tail as white as snow or ice. From his hiding spot, Wowlio watched the Unicorn's every move until he finally emerged and approached it. This was indeed the first time he had encountered a Unicorn in real life, just days after having a similar dream. However, during the time Wowlio spent with the Unicorn, he discovered a secret he had never known: the Unicorn was a black woman.

Yet, the Unicorn was not just a Unicorn; it also had the ability to transform into a human form, specifically a beautiful black woman—a secret that would be unveiled sometime later.

Aykourbeng Island

Aykourbeng Island was indeed an island located in the country called Aykourbeng.

Notably, it was the sole island belonging to the country, although there were other cities in existence.

Well, the nearest city to Aykourbeng Island was known as Mipota-Ville, which is important to mention.

And Aykourbeng Island was situated amidst a vast blue sea.

Consequently, residents from other cities or visitors from abroad had to rely on boats, canoes, planes, or endure several hours of travel by car, bus, or motorbike across the bridge linking Mipota-Ville to Aykourbeng Island.

Indeed, the island was remarkably beautiful, with a pleasant temperature and a gentle breeze that was not too cold, allowing its inhabitants to live comfortably without grievance.

And the island's distinguishing features compared to other cities included its lush forests filled with stunning trees, animals, abundant water sources, some mountains, and several villages where many people resided.

In fact, the island consistently attracted residents and tourists from other cities who came to enjoy their holidays there. However, one day, the residents would discover that the island was home to an exceptionally rare Celestial Creature known as the Unicorn—a Being that many had heard of but few believed truly existed—thanks to a young black farmer named Wowlio

Benleyberk, who lived separably a distance away by the sea from their villages.