3 Chapter Three

4 years later, Judy now 12 was taking a stroll around the village they lived in. She went alone on a horse drawing and painting whatever she saw that delighted her. She went further and further into the bush faraway from the village.

By dark, she saw herself standing in front of a magnificent castle. It had lights shining around it and it was really beautiful. It was one of the most beautiful thing she had seen and she wished to paint it but it was already dark and she couldn't see clearly the way back home. She decided to lay outside the castle by the gates. She tied her horse around the iron gates firmly and gave it some fodder with some little water she had put in a bottle water made by her father. Then she went to sleep.

Coincidentally someone was watching her from the top window. He felt pity for the small kid outside. He ordered for blankets to be sent to her and enough food and water for the horse.

They did as ordered, covering her with blankets and giving her horse enough food and water. They did so quietly, that Judy didn't even hear what was going on.

The next day, Judy awoke and found herself inside a blanket. She blinked twice and still found herself inside the blanket, she looked around and saw her horse eating from a feeding trough. She smiled, stood up and picked up the blanket. She folded it while gritting her teeth because it was heavy. Immediately she finished rolling it, 4 heavy men in military uniform approached her. She greeted them and smiled, then she said, "I'm sorry I slept here. It is that the road back to the village I come from is The next day, Judy awoke and found herself inside a blanket. She blinked twice and still found herself inside the blanket, she looked around and saw her horse eating from a feeding trough. She smiled, stood up and picked up the blanket. She folded it while gritting her teeth because it was heavy. Immediately she finished rolling it, 4 heavy men in military uniform approached her. She greeted them and smiled, then she said, "I'm sorry I slept here. It is that the road back to the village I come from is far."

They said, "no, no problem. The King and Queen will like to see you. We are taking your horse to the stable."

"I hope it's no trouble," she smiled and said to them. They nodded and led her to the entrance of the gate while some men took the horse to the stable.