Sitting in front of my window, watching the clouds move across the starry night sky. It was incredible to see every night, as the large moon lit up the sky, and the valley that my home was build upon. A small creek slithered cross part of the valley that led into the forest of wolvens, it's was a harmless little area that was very peaceful to have a midnight stroll in.

Thinking of that thought, I got up from my chair that sat next to the window. I open the window and let the cool breeze flow in. As I walked over to the closet and took my umbrella, and black fur coat, and slipped it on and button it; before taking my long dark hair out from underneath the fur coat. Which reach half way to my stomach. It complimented well, with my dress that I wore this evening, it was a pink rose color dress that was laced with white laces that boarded the edge and around the chest and waist. A very simple, floor length dress and well fitted to my size.

Suddenly, my bedroom door opened quickly, to reveal Simon, a former servant that lived among my family since he was young boy.

"What's the matter, Simon?" I was a little worried by the expression he held on as he try to caught his breath.

"It's your father"

"What happen?"

"He fell off his horse, as it was spooked by the goblins, but he's fine, but the problem is he found a boy lying in the woods of the graths, after he caught his horse."

"but what the problem with that?" I was confuse by this, was the boy injured? Or lost?

Simon, try to re-tell the rest of the story, but it seem odd that a boy was in the woods of graths. What made him go there? Was he someone I might know, but that could be impossible.

"Did~ my father say anything others then that?" I asked.

Simon shook his head, "no, my lady"

"If~ thats all, then you may leave or join with me in a midnight stroll" I offered to him.

He once more, shook his head,"I'm sorry to reclined the offer, but~ I have work today, maybe tomorrow? My lady." He then bowed and left the room.

After that I left the room and headed down the hallway, and through the dining room that led out to the back garden, that had a path that led to the woods of the wolvens and graths.

Once out of the house, I grab a hand full of my skirt after opening my umbrella and started walking down the cobbled stone path. The land was lush and green, but the land wasn't covered fully with all trees as there where open planes to roam around in.

Looking up at the starry sky was still amazing to see, as I walked toward the forest of wolvens at first to enjoy my stroll before fining that boy that my father found in the forest of graths. Maybe, just maybe I could take care of this boy if he doesn't have a home or family.

After wandering around the path that went through the forest of wolvens, it very peaceful and quiet in a good way, but it seem lone as I ever seen a single creature walk among this part of the forest. It was quiet odd of course, not seeing any animals in a forest might make some people feel lonely and frighten of what odd thought to come to their minds. But there was nothing to fear about this forest. No robbers, murders, rapists, or anything that could possible come to mind when being in a forest. It true was a peaceful place to be at.

By the time I turned back and headed out of the forest of wolvens, it about a half hour stroll. As I started walking over to the forest of graths, I knew there was goblins that roam this area of the forest. They don't steal and harm anyone, turely misunderstood creatures for all they wanted to do is to play pranks and games that has nothing to do with eat humans, or hurting other, they only mean to bring enjoy and happiness to all creatures. But sometime their just have a bit of curiosity to wondered and want to learn of what's going on around their little world.

As I apporched the forest, I hear the rustling of near by bushes, knowing it was them, their just the size of a 3 year old child, some a bit taller but even so, which depends on what type of goblin class they are. Which most of these ones are more wooden goblins.