Unscramble Unicorn Novels & Stories

My blood thrummed in my ears as all of me screamed to go back, but I couldn't ignore that helpless cry. I went deeper until it became hard for the moon to pierce through, and in the distance before me stood a unicorn. One of the most sought creatures, rare is the Elixir, which grants wishes. Perhaps, did the unicorn grant wishes too? It cried out again, and I realized its horn was somehow caught in vines and thorns. I took slow steps, “Completely fine. I mean no harm.” I said slowly, “Just to flee you.” The unicorn didn't budge, didn't show signs of fear as I got closer, nor did it show any signs of fear when I tugged its horn free.

If one should look closely enough, one would see the microscopic grains of opalescent keratin abraded against the rock. A unicorn’s horn was many things: a beacon, a reservoir, a writing implement, a weapon. My mother told me that her ancestors would leave their signatures engraved on the boulders, and only other unicorns versed in the language of Welkin, the Sky Goddess, or those who had studied our race would be able to interpret them. To anyone else, they looked like nothing more than glacial scrapings, thousand-year-old erosion.

They continued walking in silence, their eyes scanning the forest floor for any signs of the ingredients they needed. After what felt like hours, they finally came across a clearing where a majestic unicorn stood, its horn glinting in the sunlight. Marcus couldn't believe his luck - the unicorn's horn was one of the most powerful ingredients needed for the spell. Edna, however, seemed hesitant. "I don't think we should harm the unicorn," she said, her voice barely above a whisper. Marcus understood her concern, but he knew they had no choice. "I know, Edna, but this is the only way we can stop the creatures. It's for the greater good."

Seraphina exclaimed, her voice filled with righteous indignation. "Do you know who I am? I'm Seraphina Sinclair, and I have every right to see him whenever I please!" Mace had made it clear that he was not to be disturbed, a fact that his loyal staff was well aware of. But Seraphina had never been one to bow to authority, especially when it came to her beloved uncle. His secretary, Lorraine, a poised and composed woman who had weathered many storms in her role, tried to reason with the fiery teenager.

He didn’t want anyone setting their sights on the Fire Unicorn. The Fire Unicorn blinked its large eyes, unsure why Adrian was asking this, but obediently complied. In an instant, its enormous form shrank down, returning to a smaller, more mischievous version. Though it still looked somewhat fierce, there was a playful and gentle side to its new appearance. It was an odd yet charming combination.

"Lucia Perez, witch of elder magic. We have been searching for you. My name is Ursa, I am Queen of the unicorns. The trees have whispered your name to me, and we have found you at last." I get off Cody's back and the clan turns back into their human form. The Wolf People Clan all bow toward the unicorn for she is the keeper of the forest. I bow for a moment and approach her. I hold my hand out toward her nose and she nuzzles it with her silky smooth white nose. Her coat is pure white, as white as freshly fallen snow. Her eyes are like blue crystals twinkling in a brilliant cavern.

Self-preservation I’d call it! ‘Whatever. Do you want a goat suit?’ I state the obvious. ‘A goat is not a unicorn.’ ‘It is if you screw the detachable horn on to the middle of the head and remove the billy-goat hooks over his ears.’ ‘Frankly, I’m a bit disappointed my unicorn is to be a converted goat. Doesn’t have the savoir faire, does it?’ ‘What? Do you want it or not?’ ‘Of course I do. How does it work? It is for a man, probably six foot.’

he already knew. Ariella nodded and took off, beckoning us to follow her. We rose from our cozy spot by the tree, and trailed behind her, curious about what she had discovered. She led us to a hidden glade, where the air was filled with glittering fairy dust, and the trees were adorned with flowers that shone like stars. In the center of the glade, a magnificent unicorn stood, her coat shimmering in hues of iridescent white, her horn glowing with soft, ethereal light, her mane long and billowing, her tail swishing as she danced.

“Welcome to the club, buddy. Scared shitless but completely addicted.” I allowed myself a small, almost embarrassed smile. “Yeah. Addicted sounds about right.”

The wind blows with the sweet fragrance of flowers. Beside the river, there was a unicorn with purple feathers glittering with stars. The unicorn was drinking water in the river. Suddenly, the unicorn felt danger, it ran rapidly, then a light pursued it. The unicorn stopped at a cave and slowly entered the cave. Inside the cave, the unicorn gradually changed its shape. A pretty man appeared from the light, he wore purple with purple pupils and looked very scary. But when looking at the nearby woman, he wasn’t scary anymore but kind and gentle.