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It was National Fairy Day in Crystal Kingdom. The sun was shining, the crystals were glistening, and everyone was happy to get their new fairies. Including the princess named Fluffy the Donut Unicorn, Pegasus the Third. Fluffy was a white Unicorn/Pegasus who has a little cutie mark shaped like a donut on her thigh, she has a rainbow tale and main with a little gold horn, and Fluffy always had donut crumbs on her face from where she loves donuts. Fluffy might seem nice, innocent, and naive, but don't be fooled, Fluffy can cause some trouble. Fluffy loves parties and she hangs out with a lot of troublemakers. Most of all Fluffy loves fairies.

''''Fairy Day!'' Fluffy said excitedly.''What an amazing event for all …show more content…
When Fluffy went to go get her fairies, she chose a light colored lavender fairy named Matilda and a black fairy named Aria. Matilda and Aria got along just fine, but there is one problem Matilda is a Angel Fairy and Aria is a Witch Fairy. Kind of like the good angel and the bad devil on your shoulders in a cartoon. That is what Fluffy's fairies reminded of. Although they are completely different they are the best of friends, but sometimes don't completely agree with each others …show more content…
Beth is one of Fluffy's friends that get into a lot of trouble and get Fluffy into trouble. Matilda knew that it was not a good choice to go to that party, but Aria thought she should go and have some fun, but of course Fluffy listened to Aria and went to the party. So Fluffy went and she had an amazing time, but she had a little to much chocolate milk and when she got a call from the evil clown fairies she didn't listen to them about threatening the kingdom because Fluffy had to pay what her parents owed them, but even though Fluffy knew that her kingdom was being threatened, she didn't care and thought of it as a joke.

Since Fluffy didn't take the threat seriously the kingdom was attacked and she was kidnapped and she was then taken to the evil clown fairy's evil master named Minus.

"You shall die if the price is not paid!" Minus said
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