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GENRES: Fantasy

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Once upon a time, in a little cottage, an old woman and a little boy lived together. The little boy was always eager to go down to the river to play with his friends and bring home some fruits. Every time he came back home with a basket full of fruits, his grandmother would wonder where he had gone and where he got all those fruits from. One day, the old woman decided to ask him about it and said, "These fruits you bring, son, where did you get them?"

The innocent boy smiled and replied, "My friends close to the river gave them to me, grandma."

His grandma became even more curious and asked him to take her to them. "I'd like to thank those friends of yours," she said. The little boy eagerly took her to the river where he had met two tiny elves. "Elves, grandma. They're elves. Don't be scared," he reassured her when they got there.

The old woman was amazed as she watched the elves gibbering and a portal opened up, leading to a different world. "Welcome to Wilverin, grandma," four elves appeared from the portal and said.

As they walked through the portal, they found themselves surrounded by tiny houses, each one smaller than the other. "The Chief Elf's house is the one in front, grandma. He's got the littlest house," the boy said.

The little boy's grandmother was fascinated as she looked at the tiny houses around her. She asked him, "Is this why you never come home on time?"

The boy nodded and replied, "Little little, that's my reason."

His grandma didn't understand what he meant, but she was happy to have discovered a new world that existed right in their backyard.

Don't mind the first cover joor. That was the firssst one I made 2 years back when I had fairies in mind