Once upon a time, in the enchanted world of Fairylight, there lived a clumsy little fairy named Merline. Despite her constant mishaps and misadventures, Merline possessed a heart full of kindness and love. One fateful day, she stumbled upon a human baby named Kael, abandoned and alone in the dark woods. Merline's compassionate nature led her to adopt the child and raise him as her own, with the help of her loyal bear friend, Brôg.
As the years flew by, Kael blossomed into a handsome young man with golden locks that shimmered in the sunlight. His bond with Merline and Brôg grew stronger with each passing day, and they formed an inseparable family. However, their peaceful existence was soon shattered when a mysterious masked wizard named Miraj appeared and captured Merline, leaving Kael desperate to save her.
Miraj issued a daunting challenge to Kael, demanding that he successfully complete two tests in order to rescue Merline. The first test required Kael to retrieve a legendary sword, rumored to be heavier than a thousand tons and guarded within the royal castle. Undeterred by the enormous task ahead, Kael embarked on a treacherous journey alongside Brôg.
Upon arriving at the royal castle, Kael discovered a secret that would change his life forever. He learned that he was not just an ordinary human, but in fact, the long-lost prince of Fairylight. In a moment of realization, Kael realized that he possessed the royal bloodline, granting him the ability to lift the impossibly heavy sword. With newfound determination and a deep love for Merline, Kael triumphantly claimed the sword, much to the astonishment of the king, his father. The king, concerned for his son's safety, pleaded with Kael to reconsider, but Kael's unwavering love for Merline urged him forward.
With the sword in hand, Kael and Brôg embarked on the second challenge - crossing a treacherous sea of sand guarded by a fearsome dragon. The battle against the dragon was fierce, and despite their valiant efforts, Brôg tragically lost his life defending Kael. Overwhelmed with grief, Kael mourned his loyal companion but pressed onward, knowing that Merline's safety depended on his success.
Finally, Kael reached the towering fortress where Miraj awaited. However, instead of an evil villain, Kael discovered a tortured soul longing for companionship. Miraj revealed his heartbreaking tale of being mistreated due to his immortality, leading to his imprisonment in the lonely tower. He had sought someone to rid him of the dragon, but deep down, he also desired release from his immortal existence.
As Kael listened to Miraj's story, he saw beyond the mask and into the depths of Miraj's true self. The wizard's handsome features, hidden beneath the mask, shone with a rare and divine beauty. Unexpectedly, Kael found himself falling in love with Miraj. Moved by compassion and understanding, Kael comforted Miraj with a tender kiss, choosing forgiveness over vengeance.
It was then that they realized their shared longing for love and companionship. Miraj had never intended to harm Merline; he had merely sought a solution to his own torment. With Merline safely rescued and Miraj's heart unmasked, Kael convinced Miraj to return home with him. Miraj's enchanting powers and kindhearted nature endeared him to the kingdom, and he became a beloved enchanter, using his magic for the betterment of Fairylight.
As for Kael, he grew into a wise and respectful king, ruling with compassion and fairness. Together, Kael and Miraj opened their hearts and home, adopting orphans from all corners of Fairylight, providing them with love and care they had never known.
And so, in the enchanted realm of Fairylight, the clumsy little fairy named Merline, the brave and loving King Kael, and the once lonely wizard Miraj lived happily ever after, their hearts forever intertwined in a tale of forgiveness, love, and the transformative power of compassion.
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Fairy tales for young and old ~ English version
FantasyA few stories that I sometimes enjoy writing. It will therefore not be one, but several short stories. Remember they are fairy tales, for kids and for dreams. Yes it's short. Yes it's not realistic. That's what a fairy tale is...