In a faraway land, there was a Darkness in the forest. Not just shadows and lack of light that hit the forest floor, but something else, something alive. The other inhabitants of the forest could feel it’s presence, some heard it, few ever saw it. And those who did see, never spoke of it. The dead, after all, have little to say. Next to the forest, in a clearing, was a small village. There was a small boy carrying a large wooden staff, running and stumbling away from his cottage and into the forest. He cut and scraped himself on branches, tripped over rocks and roots. His mother had just died and his uncle had tried to kill him to steal his inheritance. Finally, when he was deep enough in the forest, he collapsed onto the ground. Tears fell from milky white eyes. He cried for his mother and for fear. The forest was a dangerous place, especially for a blind boy.   

 

Weeks passed and he survived, but the boy grew lonely. Suddenly, one day he heard something. The Darkness slithered closer and circled the boy, who reached out his staff and felt it brush up against something immense. Then the boy reached out his hand to feel, too curious to be afraid, and felt smooth scales. The Darkness looked into the boy’s eyes. Nothing had ever looked the Darkness in the eyes before and lived. Then the boy heard a voice as soft as a whisper on the wind: “How are you alive? You have looked into my eyes,” said the giant snake. “I have looked at nothing, I am blind.” The Darkness was a kind and lonely basilisk, who had no desire to harm anything, but to look into the eyes of a basilisk is to die. So, the Darkness had to live an isolated existence. How lonely it must be to be the Darkness in the forest, for nothing can look into its eyes and survive, nothing except a blind boy. The boy was not afraid of darkness, he had always lived in darkness and it had been his constant friend; and now the Darkness became his family. And so, they lived happily: a blind boy and a basilisk. 

 

The End

 Once upon a Christmas...

There lived a happy boy.

They lived a happy but poor family.

The boy wished for a very expensive toy car, but his family did not have enough money to buyed it.

But their father´s boy was a very smart person, so he buyed a cheap toy car, and using old mechanics and wasted parts… he turned into a very fancy car, with lights and a motor! 

And that Christmas day was a perfect day, not only for the gift, but also for the game with her father.

THE END

[In a land far, far away]: 

There lived a [elf and his family]:

They lived in high mountain´, range of Andes]: 

Things were (good / bad) [he lost his whole family because a wizard did a spell]: 

[If you chose ‘bad’ above, skip this paragraph]

One day [appeared a bad and horrible wizard for living in the stunning land of range of Andes, where the elf and his family lived, and dominated all there. There were several lakes and green mountains. They lived happy with animals and plants. Every moments were peaceful. But the wizard wanted this land for himself, and because of did a horrible spell and the elf´family disappeared, and went to “bad land”]: 

Then it came to pass that… [Whole animals, plants, forest, wind, lakes and everything in range of Andes helped to elf and his family because they were so happy living together. For that they could reverse the spell, and the wizard die because without his evil he couldn't live and elf´family came back to them nice land

[And they lived happily ever after]: 

 The elf and the wizard 

One night when I entered to the room where the trunk was supposed to be closed, I realized that it was open and that the dress that I liked the most wasn´t inside the trunk. Suddenly it seemed to me that there was a girl dressed with my favorite one in the dark room. I was afraid because there were not any other girls except me at house, but I liked to have a new friend to play with. 

We became friends for many years and were very happy to have a sister to play with those beautiful dresses.