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The sun had already set and it was almost impossible to go any further. The team built and
maintained a re. Everyone was scared enough to sleep alone in the forest despite the fact that
they all knew how to survive in the forest and had all the necessary skills to do so. The next
morning everyone was ready to move on. Of course, although no one admitted it, it was hard to
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continue the journey emotionally, but they were motivated by the thought that they had to save
both the druids and the common people and the magical forest. At one point Betty noticed that
the ground was getting harder to walk on.
-"Guys, something's obviously wrong," Betty said. It's like we're falling through.
-"Oh, God, not again," said Robert.
-"What? What's wrong? What's going on?" said John.
-"I think we're in quicksand," Robert said. We have to get out of here or we'll be stuck forever.
-Maybe I'll ask this maple tree to pull down a branch so we can get a hold of it, I hope I can do it, I
haven't practiced communicating with plants much in my life, said Ann.
Luckily the maple branch slowly started to come down and everyone was able to climb out and
escape.
-Ann and Robert, how you can even talk to plants is absolutely incredible. I've tried to read about
it in books, but I can't nd anything." said Betty.
- Honestly, we don't know exactly which of the Druids rst learned to understand the language of
trees, but it's more like a gift of nature. It's passed down from generation to generation. Druid
children are born with this skill, but if they don't develop it, they can hardly talk to trees. That's
why we do everything for the development of this skill from a small age: we meditate a lot and
study in special schools for druids. It's important to practice a lot to get results," said Robert.
-"That's amazing," said Betty.
A day later they reached their destination - the cave where the stone was. Inside the cave
everything looked really magical: the cave itself was very big and there were holes in the top
through which the sun's bright light seeped in, inside everything was covered with moss and
owers. At rst it was hard to understand what stone Robert's father had told them about, for he
had not given them a precise description, and there were many crystals in the cave that could
easily be confused with the stone they needed. But at one point John found a green stone with
purple ecks that looked di erent from the others, glistening in the sun. He tried to pick it up, but
two large plants grew out of the ground and appeared to be guarding the stone. Both plants were
incredibly dense and strong enough to easily swat someone.
-Oh, my God. What is that? What do we do? Betty screamed.
-I don't know. We have to destroy it somehow, said John.
Together, John, Robert, Ann and Betty got rid of the plants and took the stone. As soon as Robert
picked it up
the stone glistened and Robert felt a strange feeling in his stomach that spread throughout his
body. He felt a new power lling him. The same thing happened to Anne.
The friends met di culties on their way, but thanks to Anne's courage and ability to use plant
magic, they kept moving forward. Now that they had found the stone they could continue on their
way and were ready to do battle with the dark druids.
An hour into their journey, it started to rain heavily. This greatly hindered the team's progress as
the mud cold and slush slowed them down greatly. Visibility got worse. The guys were at their
limit. They felt exhausted and worn out. John and Betty were simple people so they didn't have
much strength and it was harder for them to walk. Robert and Ann felt exhausted because the
new magic that now lived in them was new to them and they had to get used to it. It was decided
to make a stop. The rain had let up and nothing else prevented the friends from having a good
rest. Everyone was thinking about how they would get home and be surrounded by loved ones
again. The team was so tired that everyone fell asleep almost immediately.
Beatrice was the rst to wake up. She couldn't believe her eyes. Before her stood a green-
colored dragon, huge for its size and clearly not with the best intentions. She screamed and
immediately jumped aside, grabbed a dagger from her bag and woke the others. Once awake, no
one could even tell if they were dreaming or not. Everyone grabbed their weapons and defended
themselves as best they could. Eventually, after a few serious blows, the dragon was defeated.
The team didn't even expect this from themselves. Everyone was insanely happy that they didn't
become the dragon's dinner that day and celebrated with a dinner of fruits and vegetables.
The next day they were already in the area where they thought the dark druids lived. And they
were not wrong.
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The nal battle took place at the top of the hill, where the evil druids had gathered their army,
albeit small, to oppose the good druids. Robert, Anna, John and Betty stood in their way, ready to
do anything to save their settlement.
The battle was heating up. The Dark Druids used their sinister spells to turn plants and animals
into their minions. Anyone and anything could fall prey to them. That was their forte. They could
take a harmless dandelion and turn it into a monster that devoured anything and everything. They
could take a butter y and make it into something very scary that could kill more than one person
simply because it was pure evil. But the dark druids themselves were not touched by these
creatures, but obeyed them as they were their masters. Among all the dark druids in the crowd,
one stood out. He received the most attention. He looked familiar to Robert. It seemed to be
Arthur. Robert could not believe his eyes, for this was one of his magic teachers. But he didn't
look much like himself now: evil had consumed him. It was re ected in his appearance. All the
other druids only obeyed him and believed him, believed that thanks to Arthur, the strongest of
them, they would improve their skills and knowledge in dark magic and would be able to take over
the whole forest and make it completely evil, enslave all the plants and animals, enslave the
druids and then take over the villages. Their eyes glittered with a sinister light as they directed
their dark magic at the team of four. They aimed their sta s at them so that they would become
their evil slaves. They did not know that Robert and Anne possessed stone magic, which
combined with their personal powers was stronger than dark magic. Therefore, the dark
magicians had no doubt of their victory.
Robert and Ann stood shoulder to shoulder, holding their sta s high above their heads to repel
the magical attacks of the dark druids and protect their friends. Robert did his best to protect
everyone. He fought bravely and felt a great responsibility on himself.
But it wasn't all that easy. During the ght, Betty was fatally attacked by Arthur.
-No! -Robert shouted. Everyone was shocked. Robert couldn't believe he'd let it happen. He was
afraid that the worst might happen. Poisoned and weakened, Betty lay motionless on the ground,
on the verge of death. Her companions, realizing that every second could cost him his life, fought
even more desperately, channeling all their strength and wisdom into their friend's defense.
Through tears and the painful sting of fear, they found a sudden burst of strength to defeat the
dark druids and save their friend from certain death. Robert cast a spell that was stronger than the
dark druids while Ann de ected the dark druids' blows and a bright ash of light occurred at that
moment due to the great concentration of magic. The druids were defeated. They were so
exhausted they couldn't move. The spell took all the magic out of them leaving them with nothing.
With the source of evil gone, all evil in the forest disappeared and harmony reigned once more.
At the end of the battle, with the evil forces dispelled and the forest restored to its peaceful
beauty, the good druids turned their energies to rescuing Betty, o ering their thanks for her
bravery and devotion.
They remembered the spring in the whispering forest that could bring the dead back to life and
heal the sick. Gathering all their strength they traveled on Pegasi to this spring. They prayed that
they would be able to save their friend Betty.
When they found the spring, they gave her water and took her home. Two days later Beatrice
came to, but it took her a week to fully recover. That day they realized that the union of their
powers and souls allowed them to overcome the most terrible trials and defeat the darkness.
After this battle, the magical forest began to recover and the evil druids were defeated. The
friends returned to their settlement, where they were greeted with joy and glory. Robert, Anna,
John and Betty became heroes and epitomized peace and harmony in their land.
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