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The Red Bull wasn’t used to unicorns fighting back. It had driven so many into the sea before, it had grown accustomed to them running from it’s mere presence. It stood close to the fox’s limp body. Every step it took put the vixen at risk of being crushed under it’s heavy hooves. The only thing reflected in its eyes was King Haggard’s empty desire.

The vixen was overpowered by her agony. She was somewhere between dream and reality. Both were a nightmare. The white fire that was usually chasing her was now surrounding her. Every fiber of her being felt like it was ablaze. But she didn’t care about that anymore. She just didn’t want to lose her friend. The bull charged at the unicorn. It’s mammoth horns were ready to throw the unicorn into the ocean. The fox was trapped in her cursed, useless body. No… I shouldn’t have led her here. Don’t do this to her!

The power of the bull rushed through the air. It had fulfilled its purpose once again. The emerald-eyed unicorn was in the sea where the cruel King Haggard could watch her as he pleased. However, the unicorn had a ferocity blazing in her that the Red Bull would always remember. The bull had been stirred in an unfamiliar way. It slowly lumbered away and it’s hellish glow disappeared into its layer beneath the castle.

The vixen was gone. She couldn’t stand to see her only friend trapped in the ocean. She crept away defeated as her unicorn companion entered the sea. She heard her cries though. She knew the truth in her words. Haggard was already ancient and doomed. The unicorns and their brilliant majesty were eternal. She took one more look at the sea filled with sparking waves of unicorns.

If I could be there with you, I would.

She traveled through the woods. She told the stories of King Haggard and his Red Bull that drove the unicorns to the sea. The creatures throughout the wilderness spread her tales. She traveled far and eventually found herself at the pond in the forest where she first met her friend. It was there that she waited for the day that the sea finally overflowed and filled the lands with unicorns once again. The curse might have still plagued her, but she took no notice of it. Being separated from the unicorn was a far greater torture than any curse.