Fairy Tales

Brand new fairy tales like ...

The Slave Donkey... Princess in the Painting... The Golden Curse...The Wolf king...The Lonely Rose...The White Lamp...The Minouar's Cave...The Golden Apple...Hollow Tree

The Lonely Rose

Long ago when the world was young, there lived a beutiful princess who was famed for her beuty among the lands. an evil old witch jealous of the princess's looks and knowing she herself could never be as attractive, cast a evil curse upon the princess, turning her into a rose. She was the most exquisite, fiery red rose you would ever set eyes upon, but she was a lonely rose, isolated from all the other flowers as she stood alone amoung the grass.

Throughout the summer, se bloomed so beutifully, but as autumn began to get closer the rose started to fall desperately ill.

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The Golden Apple

In another place and another time there lived a wicked enchantress who was obsessed with her own beauty and eternal life. Using all her dark magic she created an enchanted tree, which every ten years produced only two apples - the golden apple which would grant her youth and eternal life, and the white apple which stole ones youth away, turning them to stone. For the golden apples magic to work she had to feed the white apple to a young child and drain its youth.

Our story begins now in an isolated village in the woods, where there lived a young boy who was very mischievous.

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The Golden Curse

Once upon a time, long ago on the dark blue seas, there sailed a pirate ship called the golden snatcher. its name was feared among all the sailors and even among other pirates for captain gold tooth. The captain of the ship, hungerd for gold like no other man. He would do anything for gold, and his lust for it was the only thing that the pirate captainn could think of.

One stormy night the crew of the golden snatcher spotted a beutiful woman floatng lifelessly within the waters. After dragging her on board the ship, captain gold tooth was instantly struck by her beuty.

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