"Why did you do that for?" Sunny asked frustrated and worried about her parents. Something deep inside gave her the feeling that her mother and father were gone. Meanwhile this small creature it's not letting her find them to help. "New game now!" Goldy replied in a very demanding tone. When suddenly his stomach made hunger sounds.
"Oh, no! Hungry. We eat first, then a new game." said the elf. When suddenly without any warning, Goldy hit the rod on the ground, and Sunny and the elf appeared inside a large cornfield. "Hungry, corn. The harvest sun. Me, love corn. Natural's gold. Me, like every year, I come to eat. Here eat." said Goldy
Sunny was still in a bit of a shock. She was standing in no cornfield seconds ago. Somehow she teleported to the middle of a corn felid. Her heart was racing, she was beginning to wonder, what if this creatures, won't ever let me leave. I must find a way to escape. But how? This thing has powers." she thought as she stared at the Sun, then the corn, then the elf. Everything was shining in the same color. She remembers the elf said, "I'm a sun elf. Maybe he's here to eat the harvest. But what's the big deal with playing games." she continued to think.
"Hey, eat! Here corn," he said with a mouth filled with corn. "No thank you," she said moving the corn away from her face. "No hungry?" asked the elf. "Yes, but I can't eat raw corn." she replied "Oh, I understand," he said quickly pointing his magic rod towards a head of corn, cooking the corn right on the spot. "Here, nice, eat," he said when he was done, handing her the warm corn. Sunny stomach was growling. She reached out for the corn. "Thank you," she said sitting down on the ground to eat her corn.
"Good, harvest sun." the elf said with a smile while he ate. Sonny began to eat, "You're right, it's so sweet. It is good corn." she replied as she smiles eating the warm corn, which took her mind off os her parents for a while.
YOU ARE READING
Harvest Sun
FantasyA helicopter ancient changes a young girl's life forever. Things that she once didn't believe in suddenly became much clearer.
