The Farty Unicorn and the Kind Fairy

Deep in the enchanted meadow, hidden away from prying eyes, lived a rare and magnificent creature. It wasn't a fiery dragon, nor a majestic phoenix with wings spread wide. It was a humble beast, one that was often overlooked because of its unique trait. This creature was a unicorn, but it had a problem that made it different from all the others – it was farty and had gas. The moment it walked on the grass, the whole meadow was filled with the most ghastly sounds and smells. The other animals quickly learnt to steer clear of it and the unicorn often found itself alone, waiting for someone to come along and be its friend. It never gave up hope though, and would often skip and hop, dreaming of a day when someone would love it for who it was. One day, the unicorn wandered into the nearby forest and as it pranced through the trees, it heard a small voice calling out to it. "Hello there, Mr. Farty!" The unicorn turned around to see a tiny creature, no higher than its knees. It was a fairy – delicate and fragile – but with a smile that lit up the entire forest. The unicorn was surprised that the fairy had called it by its name. No one had ever addressed it that way before, without any hint of disdain or ridicule. The fairy, whose name was Kai, was kind and friendly and didn't seem to mind the unicorn's unique trait one bit. In fact, Kai laughed whenever the unicorn farted and the unicorn found it quite amusing. As they played and explored the forest together, the unicorn realised that Kai was different from the rest of the fairy folk. She didn't judge, nor did she try to change the unicorn. She showed him that everyone had something special about them, even if it was a farty trait. Kai taught the unicorn to embrace its uniqueness and to never be ashamed of who it was, gas and all. The unicorn was so grateful for Kai's friendship that it decided to give her a gift, one that she would cherish forever. With a flick of its tail, it made a rainbow appear in the sky above them. The colours were bright and the effect was magical. Kai was overjoyed and hugged the unicorn tightly. She told him that the rainbow was a symbol of their friendship and that, no matter how different they were, they would always be there for each other. From that day on, the unicorn and Kai were the best of friends. They explored the forest together and laughed at the unicorn's farts. The other animals in the meadow may have still looked down on the unicorn, but it didn't matter. The unicorn finally learnt that being unique was not a burden, but something to be celebrated. And so, dear children, the moral of this story is Kai. Be like Kai. Embrace differences, be kind and non-judgemental, and always find joy in the little things. Who knows, you may just find a magical unicorn of your own.