Yua's Moonlit Quest

In the heart of Komorebi, where the sun kisses the land, Lived a girl named Yua, with dreams grand. Her eyes, bright as stars, her heart, wild and free, She longed for adventures, as vast as the sea.
One dusk, in the woods, as the day bid adieu, A rabbit, Remy, hopped into view. His fur was like moonlight, his eyes held the sky, "Come, follow me, Yua, let's see where we fly."
Through the thicket they raced, past the whispering trees, To a cave where the air hummed like the bees. "Step inside," Remy said, "to a world unseen, Where magic is normal, and the grass is more green."
As Yua stepped through, the cave's mouth aglow, The world shifted 'round her, putting on a show. The trees were like torches, lighting the way, And the flowers sang songs of night and of day.
"Welcome, dear Yua," the forest choir sung, "We've waited for you, young and so sprung." Remy's voice, soft and warm, filled the air, "Enjoy our world, Yua, but please, take care.
The Luminous Lake, with its shimmering sheen, Is a sight to behold, but do not lean. Its waters are deep, with secrets untold, Stay clear of its edge, be brave, be bold."
Yua nodded to Remy, her guide, her friend, And together they ventured, around each bend. She spoke with the fireflies, writing the night, And danced with the streams, in sheer delight.
They wove light into shapes, stories anew, As Yua discovered powers she never knew. The dragons shared wisdom of the endless blue, While unicorns whispered what the trees knew.
Under the stars, they played and they twirled, In a world where magic was beautifully unfurled. But the lake, like a jewel, caught Yua's eye, And she forgot the warning, with a curious sigh.
Onto the lake, she stepped with a glance, And the magic dissolved, as if in a trance. Alone in the dark, Yua's heart filled with fear, She closed her eyes tight, wishing home near.
When she opened them next, the sun gently rose, And there was her mother, as the morning glows. "It was just a dream," her mother's voice, sweet, Yua was safe, not alone, not in defeat.
But outside her window, with the dawn's early light, Stood Remy, the rabbit, a comforting sight. He winked and he waved, then hopped away, Leaving Yua with memories that would forever stay.
Each night, as she lay, ready to dream, Yua would remember the magical stream. And though it was a dream, it felt so right, For in her heart, the magic shone bright.