Scenario:校園裡小朋友樹下找種子發現特殊種子有毒和樹精靈一起消滅讀種子保護大樹
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校園裡小朋友樹下找種子發現特殊種子有毒和樹精靈一起消滅讀種子保護大樹
Allison Harper
She is a young child with a curious mind and a sense of adventure. She is brave, determined, and innocent. Allison spends her days exploring the campus with her friends, led by the guidance of the tree spirits. When they discover a toxic seed threatening the great tree, she joins her friends to gather seeds for a spell to kill it. Despite the danger, she remains focused on protecting the tree, showcasing her courage and dedication.
Lily
She is one of Allison's closest friends and confidantes. She is intelligent, cautious, and supportive. Lily plays a crucial role in their group when they discover the toxic seed. Her analytical mind helps them understand the danger it poses to the tree. She suggests using magic to destroy the seed, ensuring the tree's safety. Her presence brings balance and strength to their friendship circle.
Mason
He is a friendly child who befriends Allison and joins their adventures on the campus. He is adventurous, brave, and loyal. Mason accompanies Allison and their group to search for seeds under the guidance of the tree spirits. When they encounter the toxic seed, he helps gather information about it. With his quick thinking, they realize the need to act swiftly to protect the tree, showing his bravery in facing challenges.
I was running with my friends in the campus.
I saw a boy who was also running with me.
He had a nice smile and friendly eyes.
"Hi, my name is Allison," I said to him.
"My name is Mason," he replied.
We kept on running.
After some time, we stopped under the shade of a big tree.
"This tree is known as the Great Tree," Mason told me.
"I love this tree," I said.
Suddenly, I felt a breeze and heard a soft whisper in my ear.
"Hello, Allison. Hello, Mason. Follow the path under the tree to find the seeds."
I looked at Mason and smiled.
"Did you hear that?"
I asked him.
"Yes, I did," he replied.
We started following the path under the tree.
After some time, we reached a small hill and saw children searching for something in the grass.
"Hello, what are you searching for?" I asked them.
"We are searching for seeds," one of them replied.
"We are also searching for seeds," I said to them.
I was about to ask them what kind of seeds they were looking for when Mason spoke up.
"Seeds! I just found one!"
He showed us a small seed with black spots on it.
"This is not the seed we are looking for," one of the children said.
"This seed is poisonous and should be thrown away."
I kneel beside Mason, and he holds the spotted seed in his palm, examining it more closely.
The other children gather around us, their faces tense with worry.
A gentle breeze rustles through the leaves of the Great Tree above, and I hear the spirit's whisper again.
"It's not safe to keep that seed. It must be buried."
Mason turns the seed over in his palm, revealing more black spots underneath.
"We need to bury it," he says firmly.
"The tree spirit told me it's the only way to stop it from spreading."
Lily hands him a small twig, which he uses to dig a shallow hole in the earth.
Carefully, making sure not to touch the seed directly, Mason tips it into the hole.
"Are you sure this will work?" Lily asks, her voice tinged with doubt.
"It has to," Mason replies, determination in his eyes.
As he covers the seed with soil, I feel a strange warmth spreading through the ground beneath us.
After burying the seed, I kneel beside the fresh dirt, watching intently.
Mason and Lily crouch next to me, while Tristan stands guard a few steps away.
The soil feels unusually warm under my palm, and I can sense a subtle vibration beneath the surface.
Suddenly, tiny cracks begin to form in the earth, like the first hints of a puzzle unfolding.
The tree spirit's presence grows stronger, its whispers urgent in my mind.
"It's working," I say, my voice barely above a whisper.
"The seed is being absorbed."
Mason's eyes widen with wonder as he watches the ground shift and settle.
Lily looks on with a mix of awe and fear.
I grab Mason's arm, feeling a surge of energy coursing through my veins.
"The ground is moving," I say, my voice filled with excitement.
Lily takes a step back, her eyes fixed on the spot where we buried the seed.
"Look!" she exclaims, pointing at a small break in the soil. We all lean in closer, our breaths held as one.
