Lloyd needed to clear his head after Johns visit to his room.  So he took one of the unicorns he cursed and rode around the kingdoms.  He rode so fast through the kingdoms he almost ran people over. He soon ended up on top of the snowy northern mountains. But the spot he found had no snow. It was all green grass. From the top he could see all the kingdoms. He tied up his unicorn to the tree and sat down and sighed.  He thought about his life and everything he has done.  From what he could think of, his life hasn't been so good.  His mother and brother didn't understand him, the fairies were mean to him, no one else liked him, and he's lost the love of his life.  He wanted it all to end but he didn't know how.  He thought about running away or faking his own death, but it probably wouldn't work because his mother can always find him with magic.

He heard something coming up the mountain and he stood up.  A tall women with black hair with a crown on her head and a long gown and a royal robe came up with her horse.

"Who are you?"  She asked.  "This is my spot."

"I'm sorry.  I just came up here to think about life."

"Then stay.  I am too.  This is my spot, where I come to think as well."  She said and got off her horse. "I'm Queen Evly. Who are you?"

"Lloyd." He said.

"It's nice to meet you Lloyd. Would you like to stay and talk?" Lloyd nodded and they both sat down. "So what are your problems."

"No one likes me, my family doesn't understand me, and I just lost the girl I loved."

"I understand. My husband died and he left his very annoying daughter with me, and my kingdom doesn't like me either." Evly said. "They are all waiting for when my step daughter takes the throne. I'm making sure she doesn't. The kingdom is now mine."

"It is. You married into it, it's yours." Lloyd said.

"Thank you for agreeing with me. The people don't. They say the kingdom is Snow Whites. That's my step daughter."

"No, it's yours." Lloyd said.

"Well I'm glad someone agrees." Evly said.

"Don't you ever wish there was a way you could just get rid of the people you hate the most?"

"I'm actually working on that right now. But I'm just missing one thing."

"What is it?"

"The hair of a fairy."

"Here! I can give you one!" Lloyd said and pulled out a hair from his head and gave it to her. "My mother is the Fairy Godmother."

Evly smiled and grabbed the hair. Her smile grew and hugged Lloyd tightly.

"Oh thank you Lloyd!" Evly said. "I can now finish my spell.

"Once your finished...do you think you can give me some of it?"

"You are a evil boy." Evly said and grinned. "Deal. Come with me to my castle and we can finish it right now."

Lloyd smiled and they both got on their horses and road down to the Northern Kingdom. They road their horses into the stable and dismounted. Evly lead Lloyd down to the basement where all her spells, and her magic mirror were. She ran over to her cauldron and put the hair in it. The mixture glowed red. She grabbed a vial off the shelf and poured some of the potion into it.

"Here. One sip of this and boom, no more problems." Evly said and handed it to him.

"Wow, thank you." Lloyd said and grabbed it. "Thank you for your help. It was nice talking to you."

"It was nice talking to you too." Evly said. "I hope I see you again some day."

"Same." Lloyd ran out of the Castle basement and back to the stables. He got on his unicorn and rode back to the Fairy Kingdom. He got off the unicorn and passed the river. He saw the pieces of the letter that John had ripped up floating in there. He picked it up in the four pieces. It was really wet, so he used magic to piece it back together and to dry it. He read it and got super mad.

"JOHN!! YOU ARE SO DEAD!" Lloyd screamed. He ran into the palace and bumped into his mom.

"Lloyd honey what wrong?" She asked very concerned.

"John ripped up this letter he was supposed to give me." Lloyd said with tears coming out of his eyes. "When I find him, HE IS SO DEAD!"

"Lloyd honey...come with me. I want to show you something." The Fairy Godmother said and led him out of the fairy palace.