Once upon a time there were two young girls, Nora and Caroline. Nora worked in the veterinarian unit of the city called, Last Wish. She worked closely with the kittens.

Caroline worked in the ice cream shop. Any chance she got, she would go to the bunny farm across the street and play with them.

Both of the girls lived a very separate life, the one thing Nora and Caroline had in common was that all they wanted was that there was peace and kindness spread everywhere.

One day, Both the girls were sent to the Master Junior’s chambers and he told the girls that they needed to work together in order to complete the greatest task of all, finding the Melody Stone.

Caroline looked at Nora then back at the Master, “I am not afraid of a challenge.”

The girls stumbled upon a small bridge over a stream. But as they were about to cross, a grumpy troll suddenly appeared out of nowhere.

"You cannot pass over my bridge!" the troll yelled.

Nora and Caroline were shocked, but they quickly responded. "We don't have anything valuable with us, but we would be happy to help you in any way we can," Nora said kindly.

"Alright, I have a riddle for you. If you can answer it correctly, I will let you pass."

Caroline and Nora exchanged nervous looks, but they were determined to work as a team and succeed. The troll began, "What is so fragile that saying its name breaks it?"

The girls thought hard, but they couldn't come up with an answer. Just as they were about to give up, Caroline had an idea. "Silence!" she shouted.

The troll was impressed. "Well done! You may pass," he said with a grin.

Nora and Caroline took a breath of relief as they crossed the bridge and continued on their adventure.

Hours went by as they walked, the girls suddenly heard a faint cry for help coming from a nearby area.

"Did you hear that?" Caroline asked.

"Yeah, I did," Nora replied. "It sounded like someone needed help.”

As they entered the clearing, they saw a princess that looked a lot like Fiona from Shrek standing beneath a tree. The princess was upset, and she was looking up at the branches with tears in her eyes.