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[nomadicrhymer]

The lemurs quickly explained their problem to the leprechauns who staunchly promised to return with them and stay as long as they needed to teach them how to grow their own food.

[mangodroplet]

Once upon a time, where nomads danced, there lived magic pansies and mushrooms. Many lemurs flew within this outer-world that glowed obsequiously, creating myriad images of rainbows.

Afterwards, when they returned to their caves, they morphed into mortals, who although magical, were still cold and hungry. They could not know how to have food, so they decided to go on a quest to find the food-growing leprechauns. These leprechauns were very rare and could not be found easily, even after flying as lemurs into the four corners of the earth. The rareness of their kind had made many of them desperate.

The lemurs asked for help from the pixies who roamed far and wide throughout the night.
But the pixies thought of them as their worst enemy, help would be elsewhere.

Then the lemurs asked for help from the mushrooms, but found out that they were mute. They even asked from the rain, but realized it had no ears to listen them. After sobering up and realizing that they had been drugged by the pixies, the lemurs went back into their cave to look for the magical ball that would show them the way to the lebrechauns' hideout.

But they realized their magic ball had been stolen by Voldemort. (hehe)
They also realized they had been reading too much Harry Potter, because they called their foe with such a name

After taking a moment to laugh crazily, they realized that a plan had to be made to retrieve the magical ball and restore it to it's proper place.
Many of them had already forgotten what the magical ball looked like, and it took hours for someone to explain them.

When broken down into simple turms... all that needs to be done is to place a magical ball in each pocket, and give them both a good... hard... rub... to get you to leprechauns' hideout.
They tried this, realizing the magical balls didn't wish to cooperate, and in frustration they threw them onto the wall. Surprisingly, there were delicate blue lights emanating from where the balls hit the wall, and there appeared a narrow doorway that glowed with simmering energy, beckoning them inside.
The door was followed by a hundred other doors, and in the end another one that was locked.
This led the lemurs to dishearten a little, but then, a brave one flew up and said : "come on, don't be dismayed so fast, we can do it, and we WILL do it!"

Putting their mystic minds in sync and concentrating on the door, they blasted it open and was greeted by a magical room full of dancing leprechauns, happily hopping and singing, and throwing up four-leaf clovers in the air, which all immediately dissolved into bright orange bubbles.

Then they all said, "OOOO perrty colors!!!!" all the while trying to catch the bubbles on their tongue.

The lemurs quickly explained their problem to the leprechauns who staunchly promised to return with them and stay as long as they needed to teach them how to grow their own food.

The sad thing was, because of the bubbles, they quickly forgot what they promised.

[Jeez]

Once upon a time, where nomads danced, there lived magic pansies and mushrooms. Many lemurs flew within this outer-world that glowed obsequiously, creating myriad images of rainbows.

Afterwards, when they returned to their caves, they morphed into mortals, who although magical, were still cold and hungry. They could not know how to have food, so they decided to go on a quest to find the food-growing leprechauns. These leprechauns were very rare and could not be found easily, even after flying as lemurs into the four corners of the earth. The rareness of their kind had made many of them desperate.

The lemurs asked for help from the pixies who roamed far and wide throughout the night.
But the pixies thought of them as their worst enemy, help would be elsewhere.

Then the lemurs asked for help from the mushrooms, but found out that they were mute. They even asked from the rain, but realized it had no ears to listen them. After sobering up and realizing that they had been drugged by the pixies, the lemurs went back into their cave to look for the magical ball that would show them the way to the lebrechauns' hideout.

But they realized their magic ball had been stolen by Voldemort. (hehe)
They also realized they had been reading too much Harry Potter, because they called their foe with such a name

After taking a moment to laugh crazily, they realized that a plan had to be made to retrieve the magical ball and restore it to it's proper place.
Many of them had already forgotten what the magical ball looked like, and it took hours for someone to explain them.

When broken down into simple turms... all that needs to be done is to place a magical ball in each pocket, and give them both a good... hard... rub... to get you to leprechauns' hideout.
They tried this, realizing the magical balls didn't wish to cooperate, and in frustration they threw them onto the wall. Surprisingly, there were delicate blue lights emanating from where the balls hit the wall, and there appeared a narrow doorway that glowed with simmering energy, beckoning them inside.
The door was followed by a hundred other doors, and in the end another one that was locked.
This led the lemurs to dishearten a little, but then, a brave one flew up and said : "come on, don't be dismayed so fast, we can do it, and we WILL do it!"

Putting their mystic minds in sync and concentrating on the door, they blasted it open and was greeted by a magical room full of dancing leprechauns, happily hopping and singing, and throwing up four-leaf clovers in the air, which all immediately dissolved into bright orange bubbles.

Then they all said, "OOOO perrty colors!!!!" all the while trying to catch the bubbles on their tongue.

The lemurs quickly explained their problem to the leprechauns who staunchly promised to return with them and stay as long as they needed to teach them how to grow their own food.

The sad thing was, because of the bubbles, they quickly forgot what they promised.

As they all went on dancing the night away, and into the early morning.

[mangodroplet]

And they realized they were all high.

[TamareEsperes]

this is neat

[mangodroplet]

We're glad you think so tamare! Why don't you try adding to the story? xD

Once upon a time, where nomads danced, there lived magic pansies and mushrooms. Many lemurs flew within this outer-world that glowed obsequiously, creating myriad images of rainbows.

Afterwards, when they returned to their caves, they morphed into mortals, who although magical, were still cold and hungry. They could not know how to have food, so they decided to go on a quest to find the food-growing leprechauns. These leprechauns were very rare and could not be found easily, even after flying as lemurs into the four corners of the earth. The rareness of their kind had made many of them desperate.

The lemurs asked for help from the pixies who roamed far and wide throughout the night.
But the pixies thought of them as their worst enemy, help would be elsewhere.

Then the lemurs asked for help from the mushrooms, but found out that they were mute. They even asked from the rain, but realized it had no ears to listen them. After sobering up and realizing that they had been drugged by the pixies, the lemurs went back into their cave to look for the magical ball that would show them the way to the lebrechauns' hideout.

But they realized their magic ball had been stolen by Voldemort. (hehe)
They also realized they had been reading too much Harry Potter, because they called their foe with such a name

After taking a moment to laugh crazily, they realized that a plan had to be made to retrieve the magical ball and restore it to it's proper place.
Many of them had already forgotten what the magical ball looked like, and it took hours for someone to explain them.

When broken down into simple turms... all that needs to be done is to place a magical ball in each pocket, and give them both a good... hard... rub... to get you to leprechauns' hideout.
They tried this, realizing the magical balls didn't wish to cooperate, and in frustration they threw them onto the wall. Surprisingly, there were delicate blue lights emanating from where the balls hit the wall, and there appeared a narrow doorway that glowed with simmering energy, beckoning them inside.
The door was followed by a hundred other doors, and in the end another one that was locked.
This led the lemurs to dishearten a little, but then, a brave one flew up and said : "come on, don't be dismayed so fast, we can do it, and we WILL do it!"

Putting their mystic minds in sync and concentrating on the door, they blasted it open and was greeted by a magical room full of dancing leprechauns, happily hopping and singing, and throwing up four-leaf clovers in the air, which all immediately dissolved into bright orange bubbles.

Then they all said, "OOOO perrty colors!!!!" all the while trying to catch the bubbles on their tongue.

The lemurs quickly explained their problem to the leprechauns who staunchly promised to return with them and stay as long as they needed to teach them how to grow their own food.

The sad thing was, because of the bubbles, they quickly forgot what they promised.

As they all went on dancing the night away, and into the early morning.
And they realized they were all high.

[nomadicrhymer]

Once upon a time, where nomads danced, there lived magic pansies and mushrooms. Many lemurs flew within this outer-world that glowed obsequiously, creating myriad images of rainbows.

Afterwards, when they returned to their caves, they morphed into mortals, who although magical, were still cold and hungry. They could not know how to have food, so they decided to go on a quest to find the food-growing leprechauns. These leprechauns were very rare and could not be found easily, even after flying as lemurs into the four corners of the earth. The rareness of their kind had made many of them desperate.

The lemurs asked for help from the pixies who roamed far and wide throughout the night.
But the pixies thought of them as their worst enemy, help would be elsewhere.

Then the lemurs asked for help from the mushrooms, but found out that they were mute. They even asked from the rain, but realized it had no ears to listen them. After sobering up and realizing that they had been drugged by the pixies, the lemurs went back into their cave to look for the magical ball that would show them the way to the lebrechauns' hideout.

But they realized their magic ball had been stolen by Voldemort. (hehe)
They also realized they had been reading too much Harry Potter, because they called their foe with such a name

After taking a moment to laugh crazily, they realized that a plan had to be made to retrieve the magical ball and restore it to it's proper place.
Many of them had already forgotten what the magical ball looked like, and it took hours for someone to explain them.

When broken down into simple turms... all that needs to be done is to place a magical ball in each pocket, and give them both a good... hard... rub... to get you to leprechauns' hideout.
They tried this, realizing the magical balls didn't wish to cooperate, and in frustration they threw them onto the wall. Surprisingly, there were delicate blue lights emanating from where the balls hit the wall, and there appeared a narrow doorway that glowed with simmering energy, beckoning them inside.
The door was followed by a hundred other doors, and in the end another one that was locked.
This led the lemurs to dishearten a little, but then, a brave one flew up and said : "come on, don't be dismayed so fast, we can do it, and we WILL do it!"

Putting their mystic minds in sync and concentrating on the door, they blasted it open and was greeted by a magical room full of dancing leprechauns, happily hopping and singing, and throwing up four-leaf clovers in the air, which all immediately dissolved into bright orange bubbles.

Then they all said, "OOOO perrty colors!!!!" all the while trying to catch the bubbles on their tongue.

The lemurs quickly explained their problem to the leprechauns who staunchly promised to return with them and stay as long as they needed to teach them how to grow their own food.

The sad thing was, because of the bubbles, they quickly forgot what they promised.

As they all went on dancing the night away, and into the early morning. And they realized they were all high.

After this realization, the lemurs lay down as one and passed out, but the leprechauns were made of sterner stuff, and quickly went to work taking a lemur each to drag back through the door, in order to start the journey back to the lemurs' home.