Anella finally stopped her writing, and actually looked her work over, read it all. It is okay, she thought. But a horrid thought struck her mind. Ulysses:what was going to happen to him and the other characters? Holding her papers to her chest, she mumbled to herself while running to where Ulysses lived. She opened the unlocked door(?), and saw that it was vacant. She went all around the house. No one. Up the ladder to the attica; still no one. Scared, she left the house. When she left, Ulysses came out of the shack, and chased after her. In a faery-tale way, through their selfless minds, they agreed to marry(In real life, Grace thinks this is truly weird). And they did. It seemed that if they were together in a form, the characters would, well, stay.

THE END

P.S. Watch for more; maybe there will be more. Maybe.

Eloise wished for many, many, many items and well, wishes. A few of them were: it was very mature of her to think of marrying(she told her sister and her sister just about got sick), hoping that her adventure with the mancers were kept forever, and a unicolourn(a multi-coloured unicorn). She secretly wanted to find out what had happened to Rednaxela. It was brave of him to say that during the war of flowers, and she hoped he wouldn’t get into trouble. So she told Ulysses that, and ran to the far side of SpringParadise.

Along the path(neatly and newly paved with dried chrysanthemum), she saw a group of mancers struggling to hold up a huge box. They, to her human ears, were shouting something like ‘Xela Jean’(Jean pronounced the French way). Eloise dashed behind a girgous tree, sat down, and translated. ‘Jean’ meant ‘gone with’, and ‘Xela’ was the rude way of saying someones name(specifically, Rednaxela…). Eloise knew what the mancers were doing. Luckily, they dropped the box and ran to the mushroom huts. She carefully crept towards the box. You could never be too careful near the mancers. She opened it, and.  .  .in the box was a young boy. He looked up sheepishly, as if he expected Eloise there. He mumbled something like ‘Hi’, but you couldn’t possible tell. Eloise roughly grabbed the back of his collar and tugged him to their home. Eloise normally wasn’t this mean, but she was so stunned that she did so. When she got home, she spoke to the boy. He said his name was Alexander, and that he was accidentally caught in the spell to transform the mancers to pretty young ladies. Eloise was bewildered. But she sent him back to his parents, and she remembered something: when a new mancer appeared, they are to say their name backwards until they get a mancer name. It all made sense.

TO BE CONTINUED.  .  .  .  .  .