How the Fairy Saved the Rabbit from the Strong Wind

In a forest full of warm, sunny meadows, cozy little cottages, and beautiful trees, harmony and peace always reigned. But one day, something unusual happened: a strong, fierce wind came to the forest. It uprooted trees, shook the tall grasses, and tore the leaves from the trees that had once gently fallen to the ground.

The fairy named Lyra, who lived in this forest, noticed how the wind was sweeping through her homeland, kicking up dust that blew into her eyes. She knew that this wind could become dangerous, especially for small and fragile creatures like rabbits. And so, as she was walking through the forest, the fairy heard sounds that resembled frightened cries.

She hurried over and saw a little rabbit named Puh. He was covered in dust, trembling with fear, and his long ears were pressed flat against his head by the gusts of wind. The little rabbit couldn’t find any shelter because the wind was ripping the grass from its roots and shaking the branches from the trees, creating utter chaos.

— Oh, Puh, don’t worry! I will help you! — said the fairy, flying over to the rabbit.

She bent down and gently touched his paw, and at that moment, magic began to gather around the fairy. Lyra had a wonderful gift — she could tame the elements and create protection against any natural disasters. She raised her hands to the sky, and soft sparks of light began to glow around her.

— Puh, close your eyes and hold on tight! — she said, concentrating her magical power.

With every movement she made, the wind grew weaker, and around the fairy, an invisible yet strong shield began to form. She created a protective bubble of light around the rabbit that not only stopped the wind but also warmed him from the cold air, filling the space with coziness and silence.

The rabbit was astonished. He felt that the strong wind could no longer harm him. Inside the magical shield, it was warm and peaceful, while outside, the storm raged on with renewed fury.

— You saved me, fairy! How did you do that? — asked Puh, with gratitude, unable to believe his eyes.

— This is my magic. When we are close to nature, we can become a part of it and protect each other. I created a protection against the wind so that you could feel safe. But remember, it’s important not to be afraid of difficulties. They come, but there is always a way to overcome them.

The fairy Lyra came closer and gently stroked the rabbit on the head. Her words were full of wisdom, and Puh felt that with friends like the fairy, even the fiercest storms would be less dangerous.

When the wind finally calmed down, Lyra lifted the magical shield, and everything returned to its usual course. The rabbit smiled gratefully and said:

— Thank you, Lyra, I will always remember how you saved me. Now I know that with you, even in the strongest winds, I will be safe.

The fairy smiled in return. Her magic didn’t just save, it also taught. She knew that every act of caring for each other made the world a little brighter and warmer. And little rabbit Puh returned home, knowing that if another storm came, he would always have a faithful friend — Fairy Lyra, ready to help.