Have you been given a baby food unicorn? Are you wondering how you will take care of it? Don’t fear! I have all the tips and tricks to look after it.Keep reading to find out all the instructions you need.

What you will need

A pantry like area to live in, a soft blanket, a bowl of milk (or river if have space), some where for it to run around, plenty of kindness and lots of food to play with (human food only).

Instructions

First, you will need to enclose a area full of food as they play with food.If you can make it so that it leads to an outside area please do.

Next, make the blanket into a bed like shape as well as some cushions. As these creatures can be very awkward .

Also remember to talk to your unicorn as they can it can get very lonely.

Then provide a bowl of milk as it’s the only thing they drink. For your convenience you could put it in a wine barrel that empties out into the bowl.

After that, remember to play so they stay healthy.

Finally, release your unicorn into the pen.

Also, it is necessary to refill the unicorns food otherwise it won’t grow.

Warning! Be prepared as this unicorn will grow a lot. It will have to be moved to a bigger area. But it can not be released into the wild as it was raised in captivity.

I open the door. I’m greeted by a brick wall. Em has backed away from the egg and is trying to calm it down. The egg crystal sparkles. It’s like a living amethyst shard. I can see in Em’s eyes she’s praying that the Blobmander doesn’t come into the room.

It slides in. It’s as big as my hand. The Blobmander murmurs and nods. In it’s goo it spells out hello. I think it’s trying to talk to us, I think. It then spells out I know you are no threat but some are, please make sure humans don’t come here. We nod. I lock eyes with it.

We slip past it. Eyes still locked. It does not try to stop us or do any harm. It’s not dangerous or bad, it’s the size of my hand. Me and Em look at eachother our eyes meeting.I see we are both as shocked as each other. All the stories rong. Well how would they know?

Outside, I breathe in a breath of relief. Inside, we hear her crawl back to her egg. 

The mist clears. The moons spot light on us and the swimming stars. We could pretend a wall crumbled so the counsel could stop people from going in. I see her ideas bubbling up but she doesn’t know which one to start with. But she says “ no-one can find her.”

When we got back to the town the shop keepers had already started setting up. The sun is creeping up behind the buildings. Amanda Parker was opening the blinds to the bakery. Aron Orange  is fighting with the umbrellas to stay in the ground. Cars engines start to go for the families sea-side-adventure.

I grope with the keys. I shove the keys in the lock, the back door swings open. Will the Blobmanders egg hatch? “We have to make sure the babies safe,” I say.

Then I see it an Amethyst. Em has her head in books that are crumbling. She finds a captain’s log from 1867. I talks about how someone found an Amethyst shard and the person’s boat got attacked for days. Also, it talked about unwritten rules for fishermen.They were: they would kill any type of mander and will help if another is attacked by a mander.

I study the egg while Em reads. Why would the Blobmander give it to us.

Are story was not over. It had only just began.

A week later where snuggled up by the fire. We sit in silence, the only noise is the sound of munching chocolate. Outside it’s cold and bleak.Inside though it’s carm. But that was about to change. “Please,” Oh no, here we go again I think “But I know where it lives,” I roll my eyes.

Before I knew it she dragged me outside and brought me to the beach. She stares so close to the ground there’s sand on her nose. She tries to convince me there’s flipper marks leading to the abandoned Arcade. I check my pocket to make sure I’ve got my lighter.

We walk the queen of stuber leading. As we walk to the structure I see sign after sign saying danger. But she’s stubborn, and bone-headed and yet I follow. I can’t leave her; she’d get herself killed. I stumble and fall as I walk up the slope to the Arcade tripping on every step. She walks along, eyes still pinned to the ground. We reach what’s left of the building. But the doors are locked and if we try and go through the windows glass would impale us.

But then I see it. A small part in the mane door where mice had eaten it away. I try not to look at it so Em doesn’t see it. But she does. Strait away she goes through, me following. This is going to be trouble I think.

We are in utter darkness. I flick on my lighter, illuminating the holl room. Just as I think we can go home seeing nothing. Em sees something. We walk over it, it looks like an amethyst shard.”It’s egg,” Em whispers. I nod my head in disbelief.

I feel a pang of guilt. We’re not meant to be here. It’s her egg we have no right to be here. I turn around to leave holding Ems rist. But I see the Blobmander. It’s coming. We heard it before, the tail slap, a saddened cry, a webbed foot step.Em runs for the egg; I run for the exit.

Chapter One

The Escape

Crack! The door was breaking. The Gorm were winning.Heather (the children’s mother/queen) suddenly appeared next to the kids terrare carved into her face. She tried to usher the young rabbits away. Taz holding Took while Todkin tried to slip away to help their father. Todkin glimpsed a nervous look on Taz’s face. “Why are we here? We need to go help” questions Todkin. They had arrived in the bedroom. Heather didn’t reply but instead started ransacking the room. While Took wailed, drowning out the cries of other rabbits down stairs.Finally, Heather found what she was looking for, it was an item wrapped in parchment paper. She gave it to Todkin. “I was told by your father if anything ever went wrong to bring you here and fear somethings gone wrong,” Heather whispered. She pulled a perfume bottle off the shelf and the sound of stone dragging began. A small holl next to the bed had appeared. Heather pushed the three children in.”AHH,” wailed Taz.It’s for your own good I’m sor…” Heather was cut off as she shut the door behind them.

It all went dark; that’s the last they heard of their mother.

They tumbled down the ancient tunnel. Finally, they reached flat ground and Took started crying her eyes out being very attached to her mother. Taz sat up after falling on the small parcel and then banged her head on the roof. “What should we do?” asked Todkin. “ don’t know but you open your present,” answered Taz. Todkin nodded and slowly opened it and as curiosity got the better of him he ripped out the object. It was a small knife and a note.”Give me the note!”she shouted as she snatched it out his hand. It read.

If you are reading this my children then my worst nightmare has happened. The knife is magic and you must protect it from the Gorm. It can cut anything but iron and you must remember whatever happens I love you all very much. Never forget that.

Silence filled the room. Then Taz spoke up “We should keep moving the Gorm will still be hunting. Also for the first time Took stopped crying and just held his head in sorrow. They crawled through the tunnel for hours in silence. Taz was leading as she had studied the tunnels many moons ago.”We should have stayed to help!” Todkin blurted out.”They would have slaughtered us all.” Taz replied.” I could have fought them,” mumbled Todkin. They kept on going.

Finally, they found a way out but it was a steep drop into a bed of snow. Suddenly, an ear splitting scratch of metal.”I think we’d be better of in here than out there,”Taz squeaked. They all nodded in unison . They all managed to fall asleep to restless night listening to the lullaby of screeching iron on iron.

Chapter 2

Safe or not

Taz woke up to a fright. The nightmares of last night rushing back to her. Her skin crawled. She held Took in her arms. Todkin was fast asleep but restless, kicking and turning with a concentrated look on his face while doing so. Taz slapped him around the face. “Wake up!” growled Taz. His stomach groaned as he woke up drenched in sweat. Taz, with Took in her arms, clambered over Todkin preparing to jump into the blanket of snow at the end of the drop. Todkin woke himself up with a shake as Taz and Took softly thudded into the snow. Todkin soon followed after making sure that Taz and Took were out of the way first. The cold shot at him like knives piercing his skin as he fell growing colder and colder.

He could see Taz holding Took huddled up in a ball, the colour stripped from their faces already as he could feel his own. They started trudging through the snow as soft snow flakes melted on their skin. ”Where are we going?” moaned Todkin. “North West,” muttered Taz “It’s where we are safest in The Vault.”

They trudged on for what seemed like hours; only little Took’s cry’s filled the air. Eventually Todkin broke the silence with an almighty yell of “I’M HUNGRY!”

Taz spun round ”What the hell are you doing, are you trying to get us killed by the Gorm or what!” hissed Taz. He looked ashamed and looked away. She sighed and explained “there is a burrow not far from here where we can gather food and supplies, we’ve just got to keep moving.” 

They carried on fighting off the snow that was freezing them.It was only a few minutes before they saw the faint glow of Water Way Warren as dusk started to fall. They rushed on with haist tempted by the warmth. Then they reached the door and it swayed as the wind blew. It was unlocked…

Chapter 3

The Gorm are Everywhere.

Instantly, they pushed open the door. There was a crumpled individual in the doorway. It was the Queen. She ran to them. “Come, sit and eat,” she squeaked. Todkin gladly sits down, Taz following after. They were given mushroom soup. But out of the corner of her eye she spotted a Gorm crow. She ushered to Todkin and he soon realised what she meant. Slowly, they started packing up trying not to draw attention to themselves.

Crack. The bowl that Todkin was eating out of had fallen to the floor and shattered. Instantly, the noise from the bowl interrupted the Queens conversation. Her once kind eyes now blood shot and full of rage staring back at them dead. Taz’s face was paisted to a nervous wreck as pale as the moon.

Taz started dragging Todkins arm with Took in her arms, now awake and crying. Then they ran. People’s cries filling the tunnel echoing around them. Without warning, the Gorm were right on their tales. 

Seconds later, Todkin turns a corner Taz and Took right behind him. ”THERE!” yelled Todkin. There at the end of the tunnel was an exit. Within a moment, the exit was shutting. Instantly, they started running  as fast as their little legs could carry them. Finally, they slide under the closing door holding each other’s shoulders.

Suddenly, a searing pain came in Todkin’s right ear. It was gone. The door had cleanly sliced his ear off.

Then, Taz stood up to find they were completely surrounded by the Gorm with War Head in front of them. “Going some wear” He announced in his deep raspy voice “I don’t think so.£ He was full of muscle. So he easily picked them up. “Take them to the dungeon.” War Head Ordered.

Chapter 4

The End

The floor and ceiling were lined with iron. The dungeon was grim and mold was filling every corner and crack. It had a damp airless smell which came from a lantern that was dimly lit. Took was in a cage while Todkin and Taz were chained to the wall. They were determined to escape.

Suddenly, a digging sound started. Then a whole appeared. A fox stepped out; freed Took and then unfastened Todkin and Taz. At that moment, a mole stepped out of the whole. ”I think this is yours,” the mole bowed and gave the knife to Todkin. “Why are you helping us?” Taz asked the fox.”The mole convinced me now, come on.” murmured the fox.

They ran through the tunnel for what seemed like hours.

Then they broke the surface and ran, all the fox wanted them to do was run. Finally, he stopped,” What about the Gorm?” panted Taz. ”TNT babe!” he replied and with that he pulled out a remote like object and pressed a button…

Boom!The Gorm base was gone, the only thing that was left was a gaping crater.”Wow,” blurted Todkin in amaze.

A single deer trotted over “here’s a ride,” yelled the fox “Jump on.” They all clambered onto the back  of the marvellous deer. ”We need to go to the Vault.” shouted Taz. “Then what are we waiting for.” the fox replied. They rode while a beaten WarHead waiting, listening in the shadows like a forgotten dream.

Chapter 3

Instantly, they pushed open the door. There was a crumpled individual in the doorway. It was the Queen. She ran to them. “Come, sit and eat,” she squeaked. Todkin gladly sits down, Taz following after. They were given mushroom soup. But out of the corner of her eye she spotted a Gorm crow. She ushered to Todkin and he soon realised what she meant. Slowly, they started packing up trying not to draw attention to themselves.

Crack. The bowl that Todkin was eating out of had fallen to the floor and shattered. Instantly, the noise from the bowl interrupted the Queens conversation. Her once kind eyes now blood shot and full of rage staring back at them dead. Taz’s face was paisted to a nervous wreck as pale as the moon.

Taz started dragging Todkins arm with Took in her arms, now awake and crying. Then they ran. People’s cries filling the tunnel echoing around them. Without warning, the Gorm were right on their tales. 

Seconds later, Todkin turns a corner Taz and Took right behind him. ”THERE!” yelled Todkin. There at the end of the tunnel was an exit. Within a moment, the exit was shutting. Instantly, they started running  as fast as their little legs could carry them. Finally, they slide under the closing door holding each other’s shoulders.

Suddenly, a searing pain came in Todkin’s right ear. It was gone. The door had cleanly sliced his ear off.

Then, Taz stood up to find they were completely surrounded by the Gorm with War Head in front of them. “Going some wear” He announced in his deep raspy voice “I don’t think so.£ He was full of muscle. So he easily picked them up. “Take them to the dungeon.” War Head Ordered.