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Ariena longed to be a fairy. She would spend hours in the forest, watching the fairies flit about, and she would dream of one day joining their ranks. One day, Ariena was sitting by the stream when she heard a voice. "Hello," the voice said. Ariena looked up and saw a beautiful fairy sitting on a rock. "Hello," Ariena said. "What's your name?" "My name is Willow," the fairy said. "And what's your name?" "My name is Ariena," Ariena said. "It's nice to meet you, Ariena," Willow said. "What are you doing here?" "I'm watching the fairies," Ariena said. "I wish I could be a fairy." "Why do you want to be a fairy?" Willow asked. "Because fairies are beautiful and magical," Ariena said. "And they can fly." "Flying is fun," Willow said. "But it's not all that it's cracked up to be. Sometimes it's hard to stay in the air." "I don't care," Ariena said. "I still want to be a fairy." "Well," Willow said, "if you really want to be a fairy, there's something you can do." "What is it?" Ariena asked. "You have to find the magic flower," Willow said. "It's the only flower that can turn a human into a fairy." "Where is the magic flower?" Ariena asked. "It's in the heart of the forest," Willow said. "But it's guarded by a fierce dragon." "A dragon?" Ariena asked. "I'm not sure I can fight a dragon." "You don't have to fight the dragon," Willow said. "You just have to find the flower. If you can do that, the dragon will let you pass." Ariena took a deep breath. "I'll do it," she said. "I'll find the magic flower." Ariena set off into the forest, determined to find the magic flower. She searched for days, but she couldn't find it. She was about to give up when she came to a clearing. In the middle of the clearing was a beautiful flower. Ariena knew that this was the magic flower. She reached out to pick it, but a dragon swooped down and snatched it away. The dragon glared at Ariena. "You can't have the flower," it said. "It's mine." "I need the flower," Ariena said. "It's the only way I can become a fairy." "You can't become a fairy," the dragon said. "You're a human." "I don't want to be a human," Ariena said. "I want to be a fairy." The dragon sighed. "Very well," it said. "You can have the flower. But you have to promise me something." "What is it?" Ariena asked. "You have to promise to use your magic to help others," the dragon said. "You can't use it for your own selfish desires." Ariena nodded. "I promise," she said. The dragon gave Ariena the flower. Ariena picked it and held it close. She closed her eyes and wished with all her heart. When she opened her eyes, she was a fairy. She was beautiful and magical, and she could fly. Ariena flew through the forest, overjoyed. She had finally achieved her dream. She was a fairy.
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