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"Watch your step!" Pipi bounced ahead, her small, glimmering ears drawing attention as they flickered in the light. "The paths in the Moon Garden are paved with starlight, so it might be a bit slippery the first time you walk on them."
Emily carefully followed Pipi and Lulu through the long corridors of the palace. The walls were embedded with twinkling gems, and a faint fragrance filled the air, making each step feel like walking on the edge of a dream. Lulu occasionally turned back to remind her to watch out for the clouds drifting overhead.
"Is there something special about the clouds?" Emily asked curiously.
"You have to be careful of them," Lulu said mysteriously in a low voice. "They're quite mischievous. Just last week, one cloud quietly sprinkled dew on my head, and I spent the whole day in the palace looking all disheveled." He exaggeratedly shook his fur.
Emily couldn't help but laugh, finding these two rabbits both funny and adorable. Just then, a small cloud drifted silently above her head and gently shook off a few sparkling droplets of dew. To everyone's surprise, these droplets suspended in mid-air like floating crystal balls, reflecting the starlight softly.
"Wow! I've never seen that before!" Pipi exclaimed, her eyes wide with amazement.
Emily reached out to touch the droplets, and instantly they began to dance around her fingers as if enchanted. She watched in awe as the beautiful water beads twirled and spun, excitement sparkling in her eyes. "They're playing with me!"
"It seems the Moon Garden likes you too," Mr. Moon said with a gentle smile from beside them, his eyes filled with warmth. "These dew drops are usually quite shy."
Emily smiled back, her heart brimming with joy and warmth. She had never imagined experiencing such a magical moment in such an extraordinary place.
Before long, they arrived at a silver archway adorned with glowing vines. Pipi and Lulu stood in front of the door, instinctively perking up their ears as they gently tapped on a flower at the entrance.
"What’s the password?" a cheerful voice chimed from within the flower, sounding playful.
"Starry Lights, Moon Sleeps!" both rabbits replied in unison.
The flower let out a soft giggle, and then the archway slowly opened. Emily's eyes widened with anticipation as she stepped through the doorway to reveal a scene she had never imagined.
The Moon Garden was far larger than she had envisioned. The silver grass was dotted with glowing flowers that swayed gently in the breeze, producing soft melodies as if the entire garden were singing quietly. In the distance stood a small forest, its leaves transparent like crystal, shimmering with delicate light. A winding stream flowed by, its waters shimmering with flowing starlight that glimmered softly like silver.
"This place is so beautiful!" Emily couldn't help but exclaim, her eyes sparkling with wonder.
"Just wait and see, the best is yet to come," Pipi said mysteriously, clearly proud of the garden.
As they continued along a path, Emily noticed that the flowers beneath her feet gently turned with her steps, as if greeting her. She felt as though she had stepped into a dream, each step immersing her deeper into a warm world.
Suddenly, a melodious song filled the air. Emily paused, tilting her head to listen.
"It's the song of the flower fairies!" Lulu exclaimed excitedly, her eyes shining with delight. "They rarely show themselves in front of guests."
Following the source of the music, several small fairies glowing softly flew out, dancing around Emily. Their skirts were woven from petals, and they wore crowns made of dewdrops that sparkled brilliantly. They twirled gracefully around Emily like a gentle breeze, bringing endless warmth and joy.
"Welcome to the Moon Garden," one of the fairies said with a smile, her voice as clear as morning dew. "We've heard that you have a special wish to meet someone important."
Emily nodded and shyly replied, "Yes, I want to see my grandmother."
"Then you must visit the Wishing Pool," another fairy suggested gently. "It can help you see your most cherished memories."
Pipi and Lulu immediately jumped up, excitedly saying, "We'll take you there! This way!"
They passed through the singing flower sea and arrived at a small pond deep within the Moon Garden. The water was still like a mirror, reflecting the stars above without a ripple. The air around them felt particularly fresh, as if time had stopped in that moment.
"Place this in the water and then speak your wish," one of the fairies handed Emily a glowing petal that flickered softly in her hand.
Emily took the petal and gently placed it into the pond. Then she closed her eyes and whispered, "I want to see my grandmother..."
The water began to ripple, and as the waves danced, an image slowly emerged. Emily saw herself picking flowers in the backyard with her grandmother. Her grandmother's smile was so warm; sunlight filtered through the branches above them, casting light on their faces while the air was filled with the scent of blossoms. Emily felt as if she had returned to that moment, tears welling up in her eyes uncontrollably.
"This was last summer..." she choked, tears shimmering in her eyes, filled with endless longing.
"Memories are like stars," Mr. Moon's voice gently floated through the air, "they never truly disappear; they just sometimes hide behind clouds, waiting for you to seek them out."
As Emily immersed herself in this warmth and beauty, the images in the pond began to blur. A new vision seemed to be emerging. But just then, a sudden gust of wind swept through, breaking the surface of the water, and ripples quickly spread out, disrupting the reflections within.
"Strange..." Pipi furrowed her brow. "The Moon Garden has never had such strong winds."
Mr. Moon's expression turned serious as he slowly spoke, "It seems the time has come, Emily. Are you ready to face a greater challenge?"
"What challenge?" Emily asked, puzzled.
Mr. Moon's gaze deepened. "To see your grandmother, you must complete a special task. And that task is hidden in The Other Side of the Moon."
The flower fairies exchanged worried glances, and one of them whispered, "The Other Side of the Moon is very dangerous; no one has been there for a long time."
"But it is the only place where answers can be found," Mr. Moon's voice was firm yet gentle. "Emily, will you go?"
Emily paused for a moment, watching the images in the pond gradually fade away. A strong determination surged within her. She wiped away the tears at the corners of her eyes, lifted her head, and with resolute eyes said, "I will go. For my grandmother, I am willing to try anything."
Mr. Moon nodded, his gaze sparkling with approval. "Then we must prepare ourselves, for The Other Side of the Moon holds secrets that even I do not fully understand."
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