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-------------------Hello, I'm Aria. And I'm trying out
------------------ for my first Kia ❀
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------------------Farasha means "butterfly" in Arabic.
------------------She's also known as Queen Farasha
------------------(Queen Butterfly).
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Dark. Cold. Waiting for the light to wash away the darkness that clung to the cold stone of the cave Farasha knew so well. Farasha discovered the cave when she was very small and ever since then, guarded it and the secrets it held… with her life. She would do anything to protect it.
Farasha looked to the roof of the cave. Slowly the moon edged closer. A flash of silky light flooded into the room lighting up the cavern. Farasha drew in her breath at the breathtaking scene. Light bounced off the shiny stones of the cave and lit up the pile of plush feathers Farasha used as her nest. Gifts. The drinking pool glowed as the moon pushed farther across the sky, letting more light in. Almost time. Wings fluttered at the edge of her vison. Farasha leaped to her paws. The silky wings of the butterflies fluttered as they filled the cave. A few landed on Farasha, tickling her nose. Farasha let out a giggle as they swirled around her.
The tiny creatures swirled deeper into the cave and she followed, letting them guide her. They would lead her to the glade. Deeper she padded. The first time she had come down this tunnel alone, she had been frightened, fleeing. The moon had grown full and filled the entrance cave letting the light reflect deeper into the tunnels, and the butterflies came. Now they reached the end of the tunnel. A huge bolder blocked the passage. Cracks edged along and through it like spider webs. One by one the butterflies landed on the boulder in a circle, their wings overlapping only by a whisker. My turn. Farasha bent her head and inserted her horns into the cracks. A glow seemed to come from within the huge rock. A crumbling sound started and the stone parted, a butterfly on each slice. Careful not to cut herself on the sharp rocks, Farasha leaped through the hole. She landed on a cliff looking out on a huge cavern. The glade. It had large willow trees and flowers growing down in the glade and up the sides of the cliff to where she stood. A waterfall gurgled from a spring down into the glade, splashing into a pool of sparkling water. Emerald colored grass as soft as her feathers filled the glade. Large and small, crystals reflected the moon’s light from above, glowing and sparkling. Farasha gazed into the glade, letting her eyes drift. If only she could get down there, but the cliff was too steep and none of the trees were close enough to jump to. A sweet melody filled her ears, snapping Farasha back to reality. They’ve come.
They were the birds that made the most beautiful sound Farasha had ever heard. Or at least she thought they were birds. She had never seen them. Always hidden in the branches of the trees, they sang out a sad, forlorn song. As the moonlight came in, they raised their voices in calling to one another and they seemed to awake in joy. Their tune grew delighted and carefree. Now to watch.
Farasha sat down to watch the butterflies fly around the glade and form patterns in the air. A few swooped down low enough and together they plucked a delicate glowing flower. Together they flew back to her; Farasha dropped it in her crown of flowers. Gifts, just like the feathers. Farasha adored her crown of flowers. Just one of the gifts the butterflies had brought her, she felt like she had been crowned as their queen- and maybe she was. She wished she could dance in the glade with them, but for now she would watch them and let the birds sing to her. From her view on the ledge Farasha could see the whole glade except beneath the waterfall. When she stood on her tip toes and leaned out she could just see there was space under it. Sometimes the butterflies would fly under and come back with feathers for her. Maybe that was where the birds nested.
Suddenly all the butterflies seemed agitated, flying high in the air and clumping together. Butterflies flew from their places on Farasha and joined their kin in the air, swirling higher and higher. Farasha rose to her paws. Where were they going? Just then a flood of the sparkly winged creatures flew from the opening of the waterfall and into the air, more than Farasha had ever seen before. Together they blocked the hole in the roof of the cavern making it go eerily dark. Farasha tried not to panic. The glow from her horn shone only a foot or so in front of her. The birds went silent and all she could hear was the beating of wings. Then the butterflies began to spread out and Farasha could see again. The birds had stopped singing, but now… they stood in front of her, huge birds unlike she had ever seen before. Wings spread, Farasha could see each feather was like a single butterfly wing. One of the birds bent its head and dropped something at her feet. Still shocked, Farasha almost didn’t recognize what it was. It was a feather. Another gift? The butterflies picked up the wings and placed them between her shoulder blades. Everyone parted and gazed at Farasha expectantly.
Farasha took a deep breath and leaped. The feathers caught the air and glided down into the glade, landing softly among the flowers. She leaped again in delight and they once again caught the air and she bounced lightly on her toes over the ground. The birds sang out in the delight and butterflies perched on her feather wings. She was lead behind the waterfall. Farasha gasped. She was right, the birds did nest here. In the middle was a throne made of crystals. Farasha climbed onto the magnificent throne and looked out on the entire glade. Now she really was the queen of the butterflies.
Word count: 999
By me
Farasha’s legs thundered over the grass. Night was falling and she knew they would soon be upon her. “Why can’t I run any faster?” she thought. An eerie howl behind her told her they were close. She knew what they wanted but she didn’t know why they wanted it. My horns. To her they were ordinary horns made of glowing crystal, but not to her hunters. Farasha didn’t dare look back. Her limbs where growing weak after traveling for so long. Only this afternoon her hunters caught her trail. And now they were about to overtake her. Farasha swung around a bend and halted. In front of her was a looming entrance to a cave. She couldn’t make out anything inside but going in would be better than outside with the hunters. As long as they don’t follow me.
She plunged into the darkness. Moments later howls of delight sounded from cave entrance. No! She thought. My horns gave me away! She mentally kicked herself for being so brainless. It would be much easier for them to find her in the dark. The only thing for her to do now was run and hope that there was another way out. She ran through a twisting maze of caverns. Her heart beating to the thrum of her paws, faster and faster. Too late she saw the huge boulder in front of her. She crashed into it and the last thing she thought before sinking into unconsciousness was dead end.
Farasha’s head throbbed and for some reason she couldn’t move it. She dared to open one eye. Moonlight drifted from somewhere upper in the cave. It bounced off the walls making it possible to see around her. She had met a dead end. The rocks around her glittered, and she would have thought them pretty if her heart hadn’t quickened at the sound of her hunters. They crashed down the tunnel ready to meet her. “This is it,” she thought. Then a sound of a million wings filled the air. Butterflies poured from behind the hunters. They swarmed the hunters, blinding them so they stumbled and fell. Soon the hunters disappeared under the swarm of butterflies. Howling, they retreated. Farasha waited till she was sure they were gone before she tried to lift her head again. She found her horn was stuck in the boulder she had crashed into. The butterflies flew back into the tunnel and Farasha thought that they were going to chase her out like they did the others, but they landed on the boulder and it started to glow along thousands of cracks. Farasha pulled and her horn came free.
The rock cracked and shifted, leaving a hole. She darted inside, thinking her hunters might return, the boulder closing behind her.
Ever since, Farasha returns every night the moon gives enough light to open the door. She finally discovered why her horn was so special and some amazing, little, loyal friends.
Word count: 496
By me

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