Elisha The Eid Fairy Festival Fairies 3 – Daisy Meadows

Please don’t spoilt? * Jack Frost lifted one arm and pointed a bony finger straight at them. “IT don’t care about Eid or any of your other silly festivals,’ he hissed. “I told those pesky fairies to make me a festival, and they should have obeyed me. Whatever happens is all their fault.”

The goblins squawked with laughter. “That told you!” “Clear off, you flappy little fairies,” “Where is Elisha?” Rachel asked. Jack Frost gave a mean laugh. “Let’s just say that her magic has been put on ice,” he said. “She’s my prisoner until she tells me how to work the pelita lamp.

And now it’s time for you to go.” ott: B12 Bs ey Ch. tr: Ice Prigon He flicked his wand, and there was a flash of blue lightning. WHUMP! Something flung Rachel and Kirsty sidewaus. “Oh help!” cried Kirsty as they tumbled head over heels away from the castle. “T can’t stop!” Rachel squealed. They spun and whirled through the Eligha pe Bi?

Le Pye er: a’s, C.m., cold night air. It seemed like hours before they slowed down and reached for each other. “T hardly know which way is up,’ said Kirsty with a groan. The best friends hovered weakly in the air. “Oh my goodness,” said Rachel. “I’m glad that my wings are still working. My legs feel like jelly.” “Where are we?” asked Kirsty. “My head is still spinning.” Rachel looked down and saw flickering lights inside a crowd of little huts below.

A few thin spirals of smoke were rising up from the huts. “T think we’re above Goblin Grotto,’ she said. “It’s strange to think of all the goblins inside their homes, with no idea Pe & gis 4h. wT hy * ; “ tg > abet od f YCaRs “et 6 24% Ice Prigon w 4.

KW w that we are above them.” Kirsty stared into the distance and gasped. “Look at the Ice Castle,” she said in an amazed voice. A thin, white tower was shining in the moonlight, at the side of the castle. Elisha «O23 Biche eB “Why didn’t we see it before?” asked Rachel. “We couldn’t see it from the front,’ said Kirsty.

“But from here, it’s easy to spot.” ‘“There’s something whirling around it,” said Rachel. “It looks like a storm, but how could it be? It’s not even snowing.” They rose higher to peer at the strange ae ata 2 Qe.. a w ) * Ct y #, 40, Sy 6. : eo Ey ef My EPIC BS Ice Prison tower. A wind was whooshing around it, making the tower look blurry. “There’s something glittering inside that wind,” said Rachel. “T think it’s hail,’ said Kirsty, feeling confused.

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