I dedicate Storyjumper because of my fabulous teacher who had been the first to show me this app in the first place. It's great for making children stories, and it's so unforeseen and brilliant!

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Princess Wisp rode her steed down the bumpy hill, galloping down to the forest.

But suddenly, with a great jolt, the princess went flying off the steed as it tripped over a twisted branch scattered across the ground. She face planted head first into a tree. Her forehead was bruised, and her knee was scratched. She winced and dusted herself off.

"Nessie! " She shouted as the horse galloped off towards the other direction out of the forest.

She groaned and stood up, wincing slightly at the pain. She brushed the dust off her armor and looked around.

"Ugh, where did I leave off to?" She pulls out an old crinkled up folded map. She unfolds it and searched where she was. "The east side of the forest? I thought I was on the south." She dug her fingers into her scrambled rough hair and looked around. There was nothing in sight and she was completely lost.

"I'll just-" She looked back down to her map and searched where she had came in from the start. "I'll start off here." She started traveling down the path, shadows spurred everywhere, and the branches and leaves scattered.

She tripped over something, face planting onto a mushroom. She spit grass out of her mouth, pulled the mushroom off her cheek, and looked at what she tripped over.

A huge beast was looming over her. It's jaw was pulled back, it's teeth bared. It snarled with his huge eyes glowing of a bright gleaming ocean blue, and the coat was like a winter's storm.

"W-what..." Wisp pulled out her sword that was placed in onto her strap. The wolf suddenly backed up, its tail between its legs. The ears flopped back like a rabbits.

Wisp tilted her head in confusion and lowered the sword.

She put the sword back on her strap and silently backed up more.

For a second it was quiet- until something in the beyond of the woods disrupted the silence. It came like a big roar- rumbling as the Earth shook. Out came running a herd of deer- blind birds- and scattering critters. For some reason they were all covered in this dark goo that covered their eyes- and sunk into their coats.

Princess Wisp swiped past the wolf and watched as the animals scattered. That- frightened the huge beast- and the wolf slid into a small cave- cowering.