Twilight Tundra the Angel
When Twilight Tundra does a good deed, she feels that she doesn’t need to be recognized for it. She does those deeds out of the goodness of her heart. That is why she will disappear directly after helping someone.
The characters of Storyland are confused about her actions. None of the characters have ever interacted with her outside of her doing these good deeds. They don’t know where she lives, they never see her in town doing errands. It is almost like she is an angel that appears only in times of need.
Twilight is destined to do good deeds without recognition, and if she does this, she will be turned into a human being and she will then be able to interact with others. To gain this great honor, the King of Angels will meet with the council and determine if Twilight has met their expectations. That meeting has already taken place and the King of Angels is about to deliver their decision.
As the King of Angels approached Storyland, there was a crisis. Some Storyland characters had fallen ill from eating contaminated food. Twilight was in the thick of it, cooking up a big batch of vegetable soup in her cauldron and feeding it to the sick characters who had fallen ill.
As the King approached her, she offered him a bowl of her soup.
“This soup would cure any ailment,” said the King, proudly. “Twilight, I hereby grant you the opportunity to become human.”
“Thank you,” said Twilight, not stopping but continuing to dish up bowl after bowl of her delicious soup.
Twilight became a permanent resident of Storyland and was loved by every single one of them. Her presence brought comfort and hope, and the characters finally got to know the kind fairy who had silently supported them for so long. Twilight’s heart swelled with joy as she embraced her new life, surrounded by friends who cherished her dearly.
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