Forests.
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Jack liked forests. He liked to walk through them a lot, and when he saw one, he would smile. The spirit was walking through one now, occasionally making snowflakes out of thin air. A bird flew down to Jack and fluttered in his face. He smiled and held out his finger; the bird landed on it cautiously. Gently, Jack stroked it with the tip of his finger, making the bird tweet happily. Then it flew off, and Jack watched it go. It was getting dark. Jack didn't really mind. He kept walking, and stroked some nearby plants. Jack yawned. Man, he thought, he was tired. Suddenly, a blue butterfly flew past him.
"Whoa..." Jack murmured and had a sudden urge to follow it. The butterfly flew through the trees and out of sight.
"Wait!" he said and ran after it. He picked his way through the trees- he could just about see some blue wings. He ran faster and was suddenly aware of more blue butterflies by his side. He laughed, and broke into a clearing. The butterflies flew in circles around him. Jack laughed and closed his eyes. It felt wonderful. He could feel their wings graze his skin. He opened his eyes again, and saw the main butterfly he was following in front of him. He smiled.
"Found you..." he said and yawned again. Wow, he was tired. He looked around the clearing and then looked at the ground. It looked comfy.
"Do you mind if I sleep here?" Jack asked the butterflies. They didn't try to stop him, so he lay down on the soft moss. In a few seconds, he was asleep.
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Slowly, a young fawn emerged from the bushes, followed by it's mother. They saw the sleeping spirit on the floor and approached him cautiously. They didn't usually approach people, but this boy was different. Around him, butterflies were perched on sticks and moss. The blue butterflies scattered when the fawn crept closer to him. After a couple of sniffs, it lay down beside him. The mother then did the same. Jack sighed in his sleep and curled up a little. The fawn watched him, then buried it's head into his chest. The fawn fell to sleep like that. The mother stayed awake for a while longer before falling asleep beside her young.
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An hour later, a squirrel and two rabbits scampered into the clearing and saw Jack sleeping quietly with the two deer's. The squirrel walked over and sniffed the air, then, realizing it was tired, it curled up next to Jack's head. The rabbits did the same. They all trusted the spirit.
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Bunny walked through the forest the next morning with Tooth at his side. Jack wasn't at the guardian meeting, so he got sent to look for him. And to make sure that he did, Tooth volunteered to go with him.
"Can I go now!" Bunny said. He knew Jack wouldn't be in trouble this time.
"No! You said he was here, so lets check on him." She replied and was entered a clearing. "Oh my god..."
"What!" Bunny said and walked towards the clearing.
"Shhh..." she said and let him past. What Bunny saw then was...priceless. Jack was sleeping on the floor with animals like deer and rabbits around him. Also, there were blue butterflies perched on flowers which grew around them. What shocked Bunny most was the fact that these animals were not alarmed by the spirit at all.
"I think we should go..." said Tooth. Bunny nodded, not taking his eyes off the immortal. They turned around quietly and left.