A Girl and Her Animal Friends (part 3)

 In the weeks that followed, Lily continued to help the creatures of the forest. She made friends with the animals and the fairies, and soon she had become a well-known figure in the forest.

Despite her growing popularity, Lily never lost sight of her goal. She knew that the thorny bush surrounding the flower of healing was a formidable obstacle, but she was determined to prove herself worthy.

One day, as she was walking through the forest, she heard a faint whimpering sound. She followed the sound to a nearby stream, where she found a small, injured fox lying on the bank.

Lily quickly approached the fox and saw that it had a deep cut on its paw. She gently picked up the fox and examined its wound. It was clear that the fox needed urgent medical attention.

Lily knew that the flower of healing was the only hope for the injured fox. She also knew that the thorny bush surrounding the flower would not let her pass easily. But she was determined to try.

She cradled the fox in her arms and began to make her way back to the clearing where the flower of healing was located. As she walked, she could feel the eyes of the forest creatures watching her, curious to see what she would do.

As she approached the clearing, the thorny bush began to shake violently. Lily knew that this was a warning, but she did not falter. She continued walking, holding the injured fox close to her chest.

Suddenly, the thorns lunged forward, trying to impale Lily and the fox. Lily dodged the thorns with quick reflexes, using her knowledge of the forest to evade the dangerous obstacles.

As she approached the flower, the thorny bush began to move even more aggressively. The thorns seemed to be alive, twisting and turning as if they had a will of their own.

Lily knew that she had to act fast. She placed the injured fox at the foot of the flower and began to recite a spell that she had learned from the fairies of the forest. The spell was designed to calm the thorny bush and allow her to pass safely.

As she spoke the words of the spell, the thorny bush began to slow down, its movements becoming more sluggish. Lily took this as her cue and stepped forward, reaching out to touch the flower.

As soon as her fingers touched the petals of the flower, a warm, golden light enveloped her and the injured fox. The light was so bright that Lily had to close her eyes.

When the light faded, Lily opened her eyes and saw that the injured fox was now standing, its paw fully healed. The flower of healing had worked its magic.

Lily felt a great sense of satisfaction wash over her. She knew that this was just the beginning. With the power of the flower of healing at her disposal, she could make a real difference in the forest and help all the creatures that called it home.

to be continued....

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