Книга - The Enchanted forest

The Enchanted forest
A. Meyliyev


История про путешествия красивой девушки по имени Алиса, спасшую волшебный лес от злого колдуна.





The Enchanted forest



A. Meyliyev



© A. Meyliyev, 2023



ISBN 978-5-0060-0458-0

Created with Ridero smart publishing system


“The Enchanted Forest” is a story about a young girl who discovers a magical forest near her home. As she explores the forest, she meets a variety of fantastical creatures and learns about the importance of preserving nature. Along the way, she must overcome challenges and outwit an evil sorcerer who seeks to destroy the forest and all its inhabitants.

– The Discovery: The young girl stumbles upon the enchanted forest and begins her exploration.

– The First Encounter: The girl meets a friendly woodland creature who shows her around and introduces her to the forest’s inhabitants.

– The Dark Woods: The girl enters a dark corner of the forest and encounters a sinister presence.

– A Race Against Time: The girl must hurry to find a cure for a sick animal before it’s too late.

– The Forbidden Grove: The girl discovers a grove that is off-limits and must decide whether to explore it or not.

– The Sorcerer’s Trap: The girl falls into a trap set by the evil sorcerer and must use her wits to escape.

– The Wise Elder: The girl seeks advice from the wise elder of the forest.

– The Lost Key: The girl searches for a lost key that unlocks a secret door in the forest.

– The Final Battle: The sorcerer launches an attack on the forest, and the girl must help defend it.

– The Celebration: The girl and the forest inhabitants celebrate their victory over the sorcerer and the forest’s preservation.




Chapter 1: The Discovery


Alice skipped along the path through the woods, humming a tune to herself. She had always loved exploring the forest near her house, but today felt different. As she walked, she noticed that the trees seemed to glow with a special light, and the air was filled with the sound of birds chirping and leaves rustling.

Suddenly, she saw a flash of bright color out of the corner of her eye. She turned to see a small bird with feathers that sparkled like diamonds. “Hello there,” Alice said, holding out her hand. The bird hopped onto her palm and chirped happily.

“Wow, you’re so pretty,” Alice said, admiring the bird’s shimmering feathers.

“Thank you,” the bird replied in a soft, musical voice. “My name is Twinkle. Welcome to the Enchanted Forest!”

“Enchanted Forest?” Alice repeated, incredulous. “I’ve lived here for years and never heard of that.”








“That’s because most people aren’t meant to find it,” Twinkle replied. “But you’re different, Alice. You have a special connection to nature that makes you worthy of discovering this magical place.”

Alice’s eyes widened in amazement. “I…I don’t know what to say.”

“Don’t say anything,” Twinkle said. “Just come with me and see for yourself.”

Alice followed Twinkle as the bird flew deeper into the forest. As they went, Alice saw more and more strange and wonderful sights – trees with leaves that glowed like lanterns, flowers that sang beautiful melodies, and animals that spoke like humans.

“Wow,” Alice breathed. “This place is incredible.”

“It’s more than that,” Twinkle said. “It’s a place of wonder and magic, where anything is possible. And you, Alice, have been chosen to be a part of it.”

Alice felt a thrill of excitement run through her. She had always dreamed of having an adventure, and now it seemed like her wish was finally coming true.

“Come on,” Twinkle said. “Let’s explore more of the Enchanted Forest together.”

And with that, Alice and Twinkle set off into the woods, ready to discover all the secrets that lay hidden within.




Chapter 2: The First Encounter


Alice and Twinkle walked along a winding path through the forest, surrounded by trees that shimmered in the sunlight. As they went, Alice couldn’t help but feel a sense of wonder and excitement about the mysteries that lay ahead.

Suddenly, they heard a rustling in the bushes ahead. Alice froze, wondering what kind of creature might be lurking there.

“Don’t be afraid,” Twinkle said, sensing Alice’s fear. “It’s just a friendly squirrel.”

Sure enough, a small gray squirrel emerged from the bushes, chattering away as it scurried up a nearby tree.

“Hello there,” Alice said, smiling at the squirrel. “My name is Alice, and this is my friend Twinkle.”

“Nice to meet you,” the squirrel replied in a high-pitched voice. “I’m Squeakers. What brings you to the Enchanted Forest?”

“We’re just exploring,” Twinkle said. “Alice is new to the forest, and I wanted to show her all the wonders it has to offer.”

“Well, you’ve certainly come to the right place,” Squeakers said, scampering down the tree to join them. “There’s always something interesting happening in the Enchanted Forest.”

As they walked, Squeakers showed Alice and Twinkle all kinds of amazing things – a family of rabbits who could jump impossibly high, a pond filled with fish that glowed in the dark, and a field of flowers that changed color based on the time of day.

“This is incredible,” Alice said, marveling at the sights around her. “I never knew there was so much magic in the world.”

“That’s because most people don’t look for it,” Squeakers said sagely. “But if you keep your eyes and ears open, you’ll find that the world is full of wonders.”

“Thank you for showing us around, Squeakers,” Twinkle said. “We’ll have to come back and visit you again soon.”

“Anytime,” Squeakers replied, waving goodbye as he scampered back up the tree. “Just remember to watch out for the sorcerer. He’s been causing trouble in the forest lately.”

“The sorcerer?” Alice repeated, feeling a shiver run down her spine. “Who is he?”

“A wicked man who wants to destroy the Enchanted Forest and all its magic,” Twinkle explained. “But don’t worry, Alice. We won’t let him harm our home.”

Alice felt a sense of comfort at Twinkle’s words. She knew that with Twinkle by her side, she could face any challenge that lay ahead.

“Come on,” Twinkle said, taking Alice’s hand. “Let’s see what other wonders the Enchanted Forest has to offer.”

And with that, Alice and Twinkle set off into the woods once again, ready to explore all the secrets that lay hidden within.




Chapter 3: The Dark Woods


Alice and Twinkle had been walking through the Enchanted Forest for hours, marveling at all the amazing things they had seen. But as the sun began to set, Alice realized that they had strayed far from the path and were now deep in the heart of the forest.

“Twinkle, I think we’re lost,” Alice said, her voice trembling with fear.

“Don’t worry, Alice,” Twinkle said calmly. “I know these woods like the back of my feather. We’ll find our way back to the path in no time.”

But as they continued on, Alice couldn’t shake the feeling that they were being watched. Every rustle of the leaves, every creak of a branch, made her heart race with fear.

“Twinkle, do you hear that?” Alice whispered, her eyes darting around nervously.

“Hear what?” Twinkle asked, looking around in confusion.

"That…that sound,” Alice said, straining to listen. “It sounds like…like breathing.”

Suddenly, a dark shape emerged from the shadows, blocking their path. Alice gasped in terror as she saw that it was a huge, snarling wolf, its eyes glowing with an eerie light.








“Who dares to enter my domain?” the wolf growled, baring its teeth.

“We’re just passing through,” Twinkle said, his voice steady. “We mean no harm to you or your pack.”

“Ha!” the wolf snorted. “I don’t believe you. You’re trespassing on my territory, and I won’t let you leave alive.”

Alice clung to Twinkle, her heart pounding in her chest. She had never been so scared in her life.

“Please, Mr. Wolf,” Twinkle said, trying to reason with the beast. “We mean no harm. We’re just trying to find our way back to the path.”

But the wolf wasn’t listening. With a fierce snarl, it leapt at Twinkle, its jaws snapping shut just inches from his face.

Alice screamed as Twinkle dodged the attack, his wings beating furiously as he soared into the air.

“Quick, Alice, run!” Twinkle cried, motioning for her to follow him.

Alice stumbled after Twinkle, her legs pumping as fast as they could go. But the wolf was hot on their heels, its snarls growing louder and louder.

Suddenly, Alice tripped on a root, falling to the ground with a cry of pain. The wolf loomed over her, its teeth gleaming in the moonlight.

“Goodbye, little girl,” the wolf snarled, raising its paw to strike.

But just as the wolf was about to attack, a voice rang out from the darkness.

“Stop, foul beast!”

Alice looked up to see a figure emerging from the shadows, brandishing a gleaming sword. It was a knight in shining armor, with a helmet that covered his face and a shield emblazoned with a red cross.

The wolf snarled, backing away from the knight’s fierce gaze.

“You dare to challenge me, human?” the wolf growled, its eyes flashing with anger.

“I do,” the knight replied, his sword at the ready. “For I am Sir Henry, defender of the Enchanted Forest, and I will not let you harm these innocent travelers.”

The wolf lunged at Sir Henry, its claws outstretched. But Sir Henry was too quick for it. With a swift stroke of his sword, he sliced through the wolf’s fur, sending it howling back into the darkness.

Alice lay there, panting with fear, as Sir Henry helped her to her feet.

“Are you all right, my lady?” he asked, his voice kind.

“I…I think so,” Alice said, still trembling. “Thank you for saving me.”

“It was my pleasure,” Sir Henry said, his eyes twinkling. “I live to serve and protect the Enchanted Forest and all who dwell within it.”

Alice thanked Sir Henry again, then turned to Twinkle.

“Let’s get out of here,” she said, her voice shaking. “I don’t want to ever come back to these woods again.”

“Agreed,” Twinkle said, his voice filled with relief.

As they walked away, Alice couldn’t help but look back at the dark woods, shuddering at the thought of what could have happened if Sir Henry hadn’t been there to save her.

“Thank goodness for knights in shining armor,” she whispered to herself, feeling grateful to be alive.




Chapter 4: A Race Against Time


Alice and Twinkle were exploring a part of the Enchanted Forest they had never seen before. As they walked, they heard a faint whimpering sound.

“Did you hear that?” Alice asked, her eyes darting around.

“I did,” Twinkle said. “It sounds like someone’s in trouble.”

They followed the sound to a small clearing, where they saw a tiny rabbit lying on the ground, its breathing labored.

“Oh no,” Alice said, rushing over to the rabbit’s side. “What’s wrong with it?”

“It looks like it’s been bitten by a snake,” Twinkle said, examining the rabbit’s wound. “We need to find a cure fast, or it could be too late.”

“But what can we do?” Alice asked, feeling helpless.

“We need to find a certain flower that grows deep in the forest,” Twinkle said, his voice urgent. “It’s the only thing that can neutralize the snake’s venom and save the rabbit’s life. But we have to hurry – we don’t have much time.”

“Okay,” Alice said, determined to help. “Let’s go.”

They set off into the woods, running as fast as they could. Alice’s heart was pounding with fear – she had never been so worried about anything in her life.

“Which way?” Alice asked, panting for breath.

“That way,” Twinkle said, pointing to a path that led deeper into the forest.

They ran down the path, dodging trees and jumping over fallen logs. Alice could feel her legs burning with exertion, but she didn’t dare slow down. The rabbit’s life was at stake.

After what felt like hours, they finally saw the flower they were looking for – a small, delicate blossom with petals that shone like silver.








“Quick, Alice, pick it!” Twinkle said, his voice urgent.

Alice reached out, her fingers trembling with excitement and fear. She plucked the flower from the ground, feeling a sense of relief wash over her.

“Let’s go,” Twinkle said, taking the flower from Alice. “We have to hurry back to the rabbit before it’s too late.”

They ran back down the path, their feet pounding on the ground. Alice’s heart was in her throat as they approached the clearing where they had left the rabbit.





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