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Fairies


Once Upon a Time there lived three warriors

One dressed in Red

One dressed in Blue 

One dressed in Green

They were summoned by the flower tribes

At which they received their names

Flora

Fauna 

and Merryweather

These warriors or shall I say sisters were trained to fend off

demented, disgusting, and dangerous creatures

Massive in size

enabled with the abilities to soar through the skies and pollute disease

They were no match for the sisters

equipt with sorcery and wings

the three would slice down each monster that came before them with ease

Years went by and the sisters became recognized by the royal court

having completed their duties with the flower tribes they were then tasked with shall you say bigger issues

The sisters were entrusted with the duty of gathering intel

As spies for the royals that three could slip through the smallest cracks

Discovering the evil plans of horror from the most diabolical villains

After decades of protecting the royals the three retired in a small cottage in the woods

Little did they know that they still had one more task to fulfill

The king and queen called upon them once again to watch over their daughter

Aurora  

 

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