Have you ever wondered what happened after Tinker Bell came back to Pixie Hollow after her adventures with Peter Pan? There are books about it, but Pixie Hollow seems very different from before. It can sometimes make a person sad when they learn that the Pixie Dust Tree has been destroyed, and now there is no pixie dust, only fairy dust made from Mother Dove's feathers. Well, this story recounts what happened when a certain fairy found a very rare stone...
Tinker Bell was fluttering around Pixie Hollow. Her friends Lily and Fira were following her.
"Here it is!" cried Tinker Bell. She pointed at a contraption made of pinecones and human-sized spoons. It looked like a vehicle of some sort.
"What is it?" asked Lily.
"I call it the Flying Cart!" said Tink. "It's a cart that is just the right shape to fly through the air. It is powered by pixie dust... I mean fairy dust."
Lily fluttered over to the Flying Cart. She sat down. "Tell us again how it was before the Pixie Dust Tree was destroyed, Tink," she asked.
Tinker Bell sighed. "I've told you a million times. Besides, Rune the storytelling-talent would be better at telling you."
"But he didn't have the adventures!" protested Lily.
Fira nodded. "Please?"
Tinker Bell sat down. She began to tell about the time before the Pixie Dust Tree was destroyed, starting from when she was born. Fira and Lily listened eagerly.
In another part of Pixie Hollow, dust-keeper fairy Zarina was frustrated. She was trying to experiment with fairy dust, but she could not do anything with it. It stayed the same no matter what she did, and there was no such thing as blue fairy dust. After all, fairy dust was just ground up feathers of Mother Dove.
Zarina flew out of her house. She bumped into Terence.
"How are things going?" he asked.
"Not well," replied Zarina. "Fairy dust is impossible to experiment with! All it does is make my cut up pieces of flower petal float."
"That's rough," Terence said. "Oh, I have to run! I'm on dust distribution duty today!" He fluttered away.
Zarina was upset. She missed the days when she could flit about and experiment with pixie dust. Suddenly, she remembered something.
I made a pixie dust tree back when I was with the pirates, she thought. If I could just find 26 grains of blue dust, I could make a pixie dust tree!
Zarina frowned. She was pretty sure that there was no blue pixie dust left in all of Never Land. Then she thought of the blue moonstone. It used to be a blue, rounded stone that was translucent. When Tinker Bell had broken it so long ago, it had broken into shards. But the moonstone, along with anything else related to pixie dust, had been destroyed. But if she could just find another moonstone...