a Savior for the Adaron

a Savior for the Adaron

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8-year-old Zora has always believed in fairies no matter how many times her parents told her otherwise. Sneaking outside whenever she could to explore the enormous tree behind her home certain something or someone lived in there. Her life unfolding as she got older she became more disappointed as nothing came from her adventures throughout the tree. It had become more of her life than she expected it to. Her 13'th birthday will come and she will have undoubtedly lost all hope of her connection to the tree. But, on the dawn of the next day, something will convince Zora to re-enter the magical tree once more.
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