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Great Unicorn Part 2


Ah, here you are Great Unicorn! I knew I would find you once again… You look very tired…very worn… I am very sorry Great Unicorn. You can run! But you cannot hide. You will not hurt my new-found pride. No, no, don’t pull those chains, They are attached to your new reins. Reins ! And a saddle, yes, I have bound the Great Unicorn! Now you will teach me of my new horn! Do not ask why, do not ask how, I simply have one as of now. So what does it do? This horn of mine? I only know that it makes me shine! Does it have powers? Like a wand? I shall be a wizard! But as a Unicorn. Harry will have nothing on me! As I take the world sea by sea! Great Unicorn you are so quiet… But together….together we will cause a riot!
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