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Precious                                                                 

 

    Once there was a unicorn named Precious. She had a pearl white body and a pink ice mane and tail. She had baby blue eyes. A pink ice diamond was on her head with a gorgeous white gold and pink ice diamond spiral horn. She was the most beautiful unicorn in the world.

 

    One day there was a prince sitting at the lake. Precious pranced on up and took a drink of water. The prince tried to call to Precious, but all she did was look at him with her sparkling blue eyes and long soft eyelashes. She stared at him. She became amazed at the prince. When she got back her senses the unicorn turned around and galloped quickly into the forest. The prince cried and cried; cried until the sun had set.

 

       The prince looked over and saw a beautiful woman ravishing in all white standing at the other side of the lake. She had long flowing blonde hair and a face as white as snow. Her cheeks were as pink as the pinkest rose.

 

          "Hello," she spoke with friendliness.

 

          "Hello miss," the prince answered.

 

           "Nice night," she said seductively.

 

            Before the prince could look up, she was gone. He jumped up, jumped into the lake, and started swimming. When he got to the other end, he quickly jumped out of the water and started running through the woods. He ran as fast as his legs could carry him. He was running so fast the tree branches were cutting at his face.

 

              The prince now could see the mysterious woman. He tried calling out to her, but his voice would not follow. When he finally caught up to her all he saw was a white blinding light.

 

             He crunched to his knees and put his hands over his head to block the light. When he noticed everything darkened he put his arms to the side and slowly got up. He looked over to where he saw the girl. All he saw was Precious, the unicorn. He slowly went towards Precious and stuck out his hand. The unicorn stood up on her hind legs and ran off.

 

              "Not this time," the prince said.

 

              He saw a male unicorn near by and jumped on him. He was hesitant at first but finally gave in. He could still see Precious, so he followed her. He pushed the male unicorn to go faster. When he caught up to her he took a lasso, which was hanging over his belt, and flung it over the unicorn's head. This automatically stopped her. He turned both her and the male unicorn and headed towards the castle of the land.

 

              When the prince reached his castle, he got off the male unicorn and let him go. He brought Precious to his stable, locked her up, and left her there.

 

            It was almost sundown when he got back to the stable, but Precious was not there. His look was of confusion and he could not figure out what had happened. He went into the stall and found an amulet. It was a pink ice gem. No, it was a diamond pink ice gem. It had a white gold chain with a white gold unicorn shaped horn in the middle of the gemstone. The horn had diamond pink ice gems circling it making it look like a spiral was around the horn. This necklace was something a princess would where. He put the necklace in his pocket and headed towards the castle.

 

             When he opened the door, he noticed his guards were running all over the place.

 

                  He stopped one of them and asked, "What's going on?"

 

                  "There is an intruder in the castle," the guard said.

 

                    "We caught her. What do you want me to do with her," another guard called out.

 

                     "Bring her to the prince," the head guard said.

 

                     When the guard brought her to the prince, he noticed that it was the girl from the forest.

 

                      "What do you want me to do with her?" the guard asked the prince.

 

                        "Put her in the dungeon, but first, he looked at her, "Have you had anything to eat?"

 

                        She just shook her head, "no."

 

                        "Then give her something to eat that's left over from dinner."

 

                        The guards did what he said and went to bed, as did the prince.

 

                        Morning rose and he went to check on the girl. When he saw her she was just sitting there rocking back and forth saying, "Where is it? Where is it?"

 

                        "Where is what, my dear," the prince asked.

 

                        "My necklace is missing. My precious necklace is gone."

 

                        "Does it look like this?" he asked, as he pulled out the amulet from his pocket and showed it to her.

 

                        The girl looked up and looked at it. "Yes. Where did you find it?" she said as anxious as can be.