Descriptive Essay About The Blue Forest

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Long ago, when the Great Blue Forest was a blazing red, a fairy was born. A fairy being born was not an unusual thing, for the forest was inhabited by thousands of fairies. This forest is made up of millions of beautiful red flowers, and hundreds of thousands of perfectly white trees. These trees were whiter than snow, they were perfect. They lived longer than the fairies and the flowers. They had no flaws what so ever, not one dent in their bark. These trees were amazing, but the really special part about these woods were not the trees, but the flowers. The flowers covered every squares millimeter of the ground. You could almost not even see the rich soil below. The flowers were a blazing red. These were as red as a tomato at the core, but …show more content…
They were all just as red as the color of tomatoes in their tiny little limbs, but the rest of them (their torso area, their hands and feet) were as blazing as the petals on the flower. The sprites, from that point on in their lives, would take care of the woods. All of these red fairies had the power of heat. The forest has a very hot climate. The sprites keep everything that inhabits the forest warm, so that the forest will survive. If they didn’t do their job, the trees would turn brown and slowly die, and the flowers would never grow, and, more importantly, the fairies would never be born. The Sprites are ruled by their king, King Die Van …show more content…
The fairy born was not like the rest. This fairy was the same tiny size, but her limbs were sky blue, but the rest of her was just as the petals were. This faire was delicate, but the strongest, smartest, and kindest among all of the fairies, even King Die Van Vuur. She also had different powers then the other fairies. She had the power to control wind, water, and ice, so she was also more powerful then all of the fairies, including the king. They called her Krachting

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