Dreamwriter

Lilliana slipped on the shoes hoping they would fit. They did. Liliana attempted to take them off again so to make sure they got no mud on them. The shoes wouldn't nudge. She tried again and again but only to fail. Suddenly the shoes started moving her foot, they were forcing her feet to move. Quickly Liliana tried to grab on to anything near by but the shoes kept walking. Then she cried out for help hoping that anybody would hear.

"Josten! Willow! Anybody!" She cried as loud as she could.

As quickly as the shoes had begun they stopped. Again Liliana tried to get out of the cursed shoes off.

From somewhere around her she heard Willows voice "Liliana! Look we found the princess!"

Liliana turned around and suddenly everything went black.

"Liliana! Wake up! It is time to search for Parnen!" Loud voice of the fairy yelled.
"Willow! I had a dream! I know what we need to do!"
"Yes... go on." Willow said intriged
"We need to find the shoes."
"Shoes? What kind of shoes?"
"They must be the most beautiful shoes that exist. They have a ruby on them and they glitter like new fallen snow."
"Its a dream! No "shoes" could help us. Lets keep on going."
"Wait." Josten said who had been sitting there quietly and listening to the conversation. "I've seen those shoes. At Queen Delanette's palace. There her shoes and they were the most beautiful shoes i have ever seen. But there no way Im going back there.I advice you don't go either!"
"Fine! You baby! Your supposed to the man of the group! But your not! Goodbye! We don't need you anymore anyway." Willow Rudly yelled.
Both of them suddenly noticed that Liliana had disapeared.
"Now where did she go!"Willow exclaimed.
Josten thought about it for a moment and then stated "I think I know where." He then pointed to the tracks that were left behind that led straight back to the castle.

It was getting dark again as they searched for Parnen. They were slow-going, searching for any sign of the wizard. The sky had turned black and the world around them dark as well. There was no use of going any further since none of them could see five feet ahead.

"Willow, Lilliana?" Jorstan whispered in the dark.

"Yes?" They answered him at the same time.

"I think we should stop now."

Willow's tiny light stopped suddenly. "No! It is much to early to stop. We will find him soon. I have a feeling about this! I..."

Lilliana interrupted Willow's rant. "Let's stop."

For the night, they stopped at a tree. They agreed to take turns as a lookout. It was Lilliana's turn to watch in the middle of the night. She was very tired, her eyes drooping down as she stared into the darkness. Suddenly, she heard a rustling in the distance. Her eyes opened wide. What was that?

She sat frozen and silent for a moment, then said "Guys?" Neither Willow or Jorstan replied.

Lilliana rose quietly and went in the direction of the sound. She soon saw a dim golden glow a little further. She stepped forward and saw a pair of golden slippers. They had tiny rubies on the part above the toes. They were beautiful! She picked them up, looking around to see who had left them.

The wind picked up suddenly, whipping around Lilliana. "You looked, I have found..." was the whisper in the wind.

"Parmen!" Lilliana whispered back. "Thank you!" She didn't know what the shoes did, but somehow they would help.