Once the children were out of sight, the old man began to sing,
"I'm a wiz, wiz, wiz, wizard,
With a wiz, wiz, wizard hat.
I've got a wiz, wiz, wizard garden,
With a wiz, wiz, wizard tree.
I've got a wiz, wiz, wizard broomstick.
Come and whizz around with me!"
Upon hearing the song, the children and dragon ran towards the old man.
"You are the wizard of Planet Oz. What were you doing with the trumpet?" they asked.
Sighing, the wizard replied, "Yes, I'm the Wizard of Planet Oz. I was using the trumpet to blow sweet dreams into the bedrooms of the children. Nice dreams! Lovely golden dreams! Dreams that could give the dreamers happy memories!"
"Why didn't you use your wand?" asked the dragon.
"I had an apprentice. An assistant. He took my wand and ran away. Without my wand, I am not able to help you fix your rocket or help you break the wicked witch's spell." the wizard replied as he pointed over to the dragon.
"Can we help you look for the Apprentice?" asked the children and the dragon.
"I suppose so. If you are able to get my wand back from the apprentice, I will be able to help you." replied the wizard.
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The Children and the Dragon's Adventure
Fantasy[A children's book] What happens when a group of children stumble upon a magical dragon? Find out more about their adventure as they journey on to find the old wizard. _____________________ All rights reserved. Copyright© 2016.
