The Girl and Her Little Orange Fish
written by Jacqueline Flora
This book is the story of how I got my powers.
Last Updated
05/31/21
Chapters
7
Reads
539
The Fish
Chapter 3
"Do you want me to kill it?" I asked her confused. She shook her head.
"Do you want me to take the net off?" I asked her. She nodded and ran over toward me, she tripped while she ran, as if she had trouble walking. I leaned over and took the net off the poor fish. I put the net in my pocket. I looked back down at the fish, the spear still poking out of the fish.
"Do you want me to take out the spear?" I asked. She nodded. Slowly, I took the spear out of the poor little fish. A giant hole was where the spear used to be. I frowned sadly at the little fish.
"Do you want me to stab the fish?" I asked. She shook her head quickly.
"Do you want me to heal the fish?" I asked. The girl nodded. I whipped out my wand and fasted a healing spell over the fish. The girl seemed intrigued in my wand as I healed the fish, as if she had never seen a wand before. The fish healed quickly as I put my wand away. She fish began to swim around the lake happily. The girl gleamed as her tears dried. She shook my hand happily as I noticed for the first time that her skin was covered in tiny scales. She dove into the water after shaking my hand. Her head reappeared from the waters surface. Now, instead of legs, she had a bright orange flowing tail.
"Do you want me to take the net off?" I asked her. She nodded and ran over toward me, she tripped while she ran, as if she had trouble walking. I leaned over and took the net off the poor fish. I put the net in my pocket. I looked back down at the fish, the spear still poking out of the fish.
"Do you want me to take out the spear?" I asked. She nodded. Slowly, I took the spear out of the poor little fish. A giant hole was where the spear used to be. I frowned sadly at the little fish.
"Do you want me to stab the fish?" I asked. She shook her head quickly.
"Do you want me to heal the fish?" I asked. The girl nodded. I whipped out my wand and fasted a healing spell over the fish. The girl seemed intrigued in my wand as I healed the fish, as if she had never seen a wand before. The fish healed quickly as I put my wand away. She fish began to swim around the lake happily. The girl gleamed as her tears dried. She shook my hand happily as I noticed for the first time that her skin was covered in tiny scales. She dove into the water after shaking my hand. Her head reappeared from the waters surface. Now, instead of legs, she had a bright orange flowing tail.
