The Goddess Alicorn… By Ollie

Habitat

The Goddess Alicorn is God’s helpful horse. She lives and flies through the sky. She stands in the white clouds with God on her back. She and God will always stand where the sun is. The Goddess Alicorn, which is a helpful creature, lives in the clouds, however can also be caught lying under a palm tree in the Outback. (located in Australia)

Appearance 

Most unicorns look similar. To recognise the unicorn, you would see a silky silver mane. Usually, she wears a white robe made from silkworms silk. Her fur is a blinding white like the clouds that she usually uses as camouflage when playing hide’n’seek in heaven and her golden wings are the size of two other unicorns on top of her. If you look closely at her hooves you would probably see a luscious lilac colour, also, scientifically proven, the hair on the alicorn’s hooves are actually steam stuck on her feet making her hooves as smooth as a baby’s bottom!

Diet

Surprisingly, this magic horse is not so fond of apples, as most other horses and unicorns are. This one of a kind horse is actually a cloud eater. She also eats spiritual fruits, which are not found on Earth. When the Goddess Alicorn is strolling around Earth, which she doesn’t normally do, she eats fresh, green mountain grass.

Relaxation

To relax, the Goddess Alicorn, surprisingly, finds a super rough rock… and sleeps on it! I bet you’re thinking, because it’s a unicorn she would sleep or relax on a rainbow, well not this pretty queen. 

ALSO she has a weakness… IT IS…. BEING MISERABLE but that could damage her heart so be careful.

Behaviour

Usually, the Goddess Alicorn would probably be vicious if she had babies. Unfortunately, she is unable to give birth for reasons that are yet to be explained.

Otherwise, she is kind and gentle to people she trusts and knows means no harm. Though she will not back down to hurt challengers.

Remember, this Alicorn is fragile and one of a kind. If you come across her, keep in mind that she is a harmless creature unless you try to hurt her. Let’s keep this lovely horse safe for God’s sake!