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The Unicorn and His Friends

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Once upon a time, there was a beautiful island. In the island meadows, there lived a young fairy named Isotopia. She had a pet monkey named Poppy. Isotopia and Poppy were simple beings with simple tastes and lifestyle. They lived in a small, simply furnished house. On the same island, there also lived a Unicorn, who had a special ability of flying very high and far. The only dream of Isotopia was that some day, she would ride on the Unicorn.

One day, Isotopia was alone at home and Poppy had gone to eat some bananas. When he climbed a banana tree and started eating, he saw that the Unicorn was also standing down below.  He was looking at him. Poppy was not an ordinary monkey. He was very wise and could understand the language of every animal on the island. He dropped down some bananas to the Unicorn also, and said, “Would you allow me to ride on your back some day?”

The Unicorn replied “You have fed me tasty fruits. You can surely ride on me.” Poppy was exhilarated! He jumped on the Unicorn’s back and the Unicorn flew high up in the sky. Poppy enjoyed very much. When the Unicorn landed down, Poppy said “Thanks for the ride. I had never imagined how different an experience this would be! I am Poppy. What’s your name?”

The Unicorn said “My name is Euno. Will you be my friend?”

Poppy said “Of course, I’ll be your friend” They played together. When it was late, Poppy said good bye to Euno. On reaching home, he told Isotopia all about the Unicorn. She exclaimed “Oh! How wonderful! I wish I could ride on him as well! Poppy, please will you take me to the Unicorn tomorrow?” Poppy accepted her request.

Next day, when they went to meet Euno, they saw that five wicked men had tied Euno with a rope, were pulling him & forcing him to go with them. Isotopia asked, “Why are you doing this to the poor Unicorn?”

One of the men answered “Say nothing, girl!  A unicorn is a very rare find! We are Iucky to come across him. We will earn loads of money from him.”

And saying this, the man pushed back Isotopia. The five wicked men then took away Euno. Isotopia and Poppy felt sad for Euno, but those five men, from the neighbouring village on the island, were famous for their notoriety, so Isotopia and Poppy decided to keep silent. They knew where the men lived. They made a plan to save Euno.

When night fell, they went to the men’s home. Then, they secretly added a sleeping potion in their food. Unfortunately, only two of the men ate that food and fell into a deep sleep. The remaining three men had dinner outside & were sleeping in another room. Isotopia locked the door of that room from outside. Now Poppy tried to untie the rope with which Euno was tied. But the rope was fastened very tightly. So, when Poppy tried to open the rope, Euno got hurt and uttered a cry of pain. The three men woke up, while two were in a deep sleep. They understood that Euno’s friends had come to free him, but found that their door was locked from outside. They started pushing & kicking the door, and after few minutes, managed to break the door and came out. When they came out, suddenly Euno’s rope came free. The men came running towards them, but Isotopia and Poppy jumped on Euno’s back. One of the men caught Poppy’s tail, but when Euno started flying, let go of the tail and fell down. All the men stared at them in anger & disappointment, but what could they do now?

During their flight, Poppy told Euno all about Isotopia. Euno became friends with Isotopia too. Suddenly, Poppy and Isotopia noticed that Euno was descending to the ground and had brought them to a strange place. They were in very bright light, so they closed their eyes. When they opened their eyes again, they saw that they had reached a huge castle glistening in golden light. Poppy and Isotopia couldn’t believe their eyes. Poppy asked Euno, “Where have you brought us?” Euno said, “This castle belonged to my parents.” “Where are they?” asked Poppy. “They are probably no more, for all I know. One day they had gone to the forest, about six months back, & never returned.” answered Euno in a sad voice.

“But maybe they are still alive!” said Isotopia.

“How much I wish that what you say is true,” said Euno in a low voice.

Suddenly, a sound came from behind the bushes.

“Euno! Euno! Where are you?”

“Oh! That’s my mother’s voice. But surely I am imagining things!” exclaimed Euno.

“No! Euno, no! We can also hear this voice and we can also see two unicorns there!” said Poppy with excitement.

“Where?” asked Euno.

“There! There, Euno! Behind the bushes!” exclaimed Poppy. Euno looked behind the bushes. His parents were actually there! Euno ran and rubbed himself against his father and mother.

“Where have you been, Mommy and Daddy?” asked Euno.

“A hunter had taken us away after trapping us in a huge net, but we ran and flew, and somehow managed to return here today,” said his father.

Euno was very happy. He said “Mommy, these are my friends-Poppy and Isotopia. They helped me to escape from some wicked hunters. Please mommy, let them stay with us. They are very kind-hearted.”

Mother said, “Yes, son. They can surely stay with us in our castle.”

Euno’s mother thanked Poppy and Isotopia for saving her child.

Euno asked his father, “What do you say, Daddy? Can they stay with us?”

Father said, “Yes, they can!”

Euno was overjoyed. Euno showed his friends the whole castle. The castle was even bigger than what it looked from outside. Euno gave his friends a nice room to stay, with beautiful designs painted on the walls and a lovely view from the windows. Isotopia and Poppy liked the castle and their room very much. They thanked Euno and his parents for their generosity. The three friends happily lived ever after together in the lovely castle.

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44 thoughts on “The Unicorn and His Friends”

  4. Uma Raghunath

    Hello Mahika,
    I and my little daughter aged 3 who is also Mahika enjoyed reading your story. Way to go.

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  5. Rachel Ainsworth

    My 7 year old Francesca loves this book she gave it 10 stars, this book is the best book in the world.

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  9. Sherralee Sains

    Thank you for your amazing story. My grandaughter Esme (4) and I have read together and used her toys as the characters.

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  10. Rupa Raghupathy

    Hi Mahika,
    Beautiful story, my girls aged 9 and 3 enjoyed it very much. So did I.
    You possess a talent that not everybody has.
    Keep it up. Good luck

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  11. Eric D Friedman

    Hello Mahika
    God has truly blessed you with wonderful creative talents to create this story
    Rejoice and give thanks to God for this great gift He placed in you
    It is so beautiful and warm story
    You are truly gifted young lady at 11 years old.
    Thank you for sharing the story with all your readers
    May I share your story with a young girl who is quite ill BUT loves loves unicorns ?
    Keep creating and blessing us all with your talent.
    You have a wonderful mind and may God bless you and your family always
    with many blessings, love, peace, hope and joy always in His loving arms.
    Sincerely
    Eric D Friedman
    Lancaster, Pennsylvania

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    1. Mahika

      Eric,
      Thank you so much for those benevolent words. They mean so much! 🙂
      I’m sorry for replying so late, but of course you can share this story with her! I wish her all the very best!
      Have a nice day ahead!
      Kind Regards
      Mahika

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    1. Brian Martin

      You are welcome, I’m glad she enjoyed it. Hard to believe it was written by an eleven-year old! Great writing talent.

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  13. Mandy Johnston

    My 4yr old daughter has memorized this story and tells it to her little brother :). Thank you for many happy bedtimes

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  24. Henry Scott

    Wow!!
    Excellent story!!!
    Very nice……
    You should be an author, dear….
    Your story is wonderful and I mean it….
    Keep writing brilliant stories like this one!

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  26. Kitty More

    Excellent……….. Outstanding………………………… amazing…………………………. very nice………………………………
    you are so so so so so so creative Mahika!
    KEEP IT UP !!!!!!
    Regards
    Kitty More

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