“Tinkerbell!” Fawn yelled. “Dang, this girl is good!” Fawn sat down on the tree branch, about to give up. But then she heard something. She turned around. “Tinkerbell?” Fawn narrowed her eyes. “Hmm.” She spotted Tink’s wing coming from out of the leaves. “Aha!” She moved the leaves to find Tink. “Found you!” Fawn laughed.
Tinkerbell snapped her fingers, “rats, I thought you were never gonna find me,” she laughed. “And I thought it would be my light that gave me away not my wings. Another round?”
Fawn giggled. “Well you didn’t hide your wings very well. Yes! My turn to hide!” She smiled wide and took off to find another place to hide. “Hmm..” She looked around. “I know!” Fawn flew up into another tree and hid in a birds nest. She asked the birds to keep her hidden, and she curled up, waiting for Tink.
“Wow! You must be important because there are animals everywhere! Is there anything else? Are there a bunch of fairies?”
“Oh! Animal-talents are one of the most important!” Fawn giggled at Flounder. “There’s a bunch of fairies! There are Tinkers, like Tinkerbell, Water, Light, Garden, Fast-Flying, anything you can think of!” She smiled.
“Wow! They all have jobs to do, too?! So they get sorted by their talent? That’s even cooler!!”
“Yep! Everyone has a very special job. And when we’re born, we get our talent! It’s super neat, I love it when we get new fairies!”
“Wow! You must be important because there are animals everywhere! Is there anything else? Are there a bunch of fairies?”
“Oh! Animal-talents are one of the most important!” Fawn giggled at Flounder. “There’s a bunch of fairies! There are Tinkers, like Tinkerbell, Water, Light, Garden, Fast-Flying, anything you can think of!” She smiled.
“48, 49, 50! Ready or not, here I come Tinkerbell!” Fawn opened her eyes and looked around. “Now, if I was Tink, where would I hide.” She tapped her foot. “Aha!” She flew to the beach, where Tink finds all her lost things, and looked around everywhere. “Darn.” She thought some more. She decided to try Tink’s home. She flew there and looked in the window, but she wasn’t there either. “Dang it!” She flew around looking in holes and flowers, but couldn’t find her. Then, she looked up. “I haven’t tried the trees yet!” She giggled and flew up to the trees. “Tink? Where are you?” She said in a sing song voice.
Tinkerbell tucked her knees to her chest and held them close, trying to be even smaller than what she already is. She hoped her light won’t giver her away. She bit her lip from being nervous and she smiled to herself, knowing that Fawn is so close.
“Tinkerbell!” Fawn yelled. “Dang, this girl is good!” Fawn sat down on the tree branch, about to give up. But then she heard something. She turned around. “Tinkerbell?” Fawn narrowed her eyes. “Hmm.” She spotted Tink’s wing coming from out of the leaves. “Aha!” She moved the leaves to find Tink. “Found you!” Fawn laughed.
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“Hiya Fawn! The Gray face said they were Magical and wanted me human. Next thing I know I left in the water with legs! Thanks but I’m not ‘super cool’. Anyway, where are you from?”
“Oh, how awful! Do you like being a fish or a human more?”…
Flounder laughed at the fish face she made. “How do you get ready for spring? What stuff do you do?”
“Well since I’m an animal-talent, I help all the animals get ready. I help them shed their winter coats, I wake up the hibernating ones, and I teach the flyers how to fly!” She smiled proudly.
“Aw dang it! I thought I had a good spot this time.” She laughed as she got up from the ground. “Alright alright!” She smiled as she left the gopher hole. “Thank you guys!” She waved to them. She sat down on the floor, cross legged, and closed her eyes. “1, 2, 3…” She started counting.
Tinkerbell smiled to herself, she tried to think of the perfect hiding spot. She flew higher in the air to get a better view. “Hmmm,” she tapped her finger to her cheek. She saw a tall tree with thick branches and full of leafs. She grinned and flew over to it, she went into the very top of the tree, hiding herself deep within the branches and leafs. It was perfect, it was so thick that Fawn wouldn’t be able to see her light showing in it. Tinkerbell giggled to herself just thinking about it.
“48, 49, 50! Ready or not, here I come Tinkerbell!” Fawn opened her eyes and looked around. “Now, if I was Tink, where would I hide.” She tapped her foot. “Aha!” She flew to the beach, where Tink finds all her lost things, and looked around everywhere. “Darn.” She thought some more. She decided to try Tink’s home. She flew there and looked in the window, but she wasn’t there either. “Dang it!” She flew around looking in holes and flowers, but couldn’t find her. Then, she looked up. “I haven’t tried the trees yet!” She giggled and flew up to the trees. “Tink? Where are you?” She said in a sing song voice.
Another Mainlander! Fawn smiled. “Hi! Nice to meet you too!”
“Hiya Fawn! The Gray face said they were Magical and wanted me human. Next thing I know I left in the water with legs! Thanks but I’m not ‘super cool’. Anyway, where are you from?”
“Oh, how awful! Do you like being a fish or a human more?” Fawn smiled. Then she gasped. “Maybe that’s why you can understand me! Because you’re really a fish! How cool!” She grinned. “I’m from Pixie Hollow.”
“I love being a fish, but being a human is kind of cool. I never thought of it that way…being a fish could have helped me hear you! What’s Pixie Hollow like?”
“I’m an animal-talent, so I can understand fish language too!” Fawn made a fish face, and started to giggle. “Pixie Hollow is super cool! It’s all fairies and sparrow-men. And right now we’re all working to get ready for spring!”
Fawn giggled when she noticed it was getting late. “She will never find me!” Then, she heard Tink’s voice coming from outside of the hole. “Oh no!” She held her hands to her mouth to keep quiet. She laid down on the ground behind the two gophers to better hide herself. Her heart was beating fast from the anticipation. She giggled silently as she waited for Tink to try to look somewhere else.
“Alright, looks like I’m coming in.” Tinkerbell dived into the hole, she used her light to navigate through. She grinned when she saw Fawn and tackled her laughing. “Found you!” She stood up, “I think the birds might be a little upset that I bothered them though. Come on it’s your turn to count.”
“Aw dang it! I thought I had a good spot this time.” She laughed as she got up from the ground. “Alright alright!” She smiled as she left the gopher hole. “Thank you guys!” She waved to them. She sat down on the floor, cross legged, and closed her eyes. “1, 2, 3…” She started counting.
Fawn smiled wide. “Nice to meet you too!”
