The Gift Gnome

PART I
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It came to pass that on the 6th hour of the 13th day of the 23rd month a celebration occurred. Juokes as they say in fairy speech, or Kaydom was the folk in which this great day of happiness took place. At evening time, the dwellings of all surrounding the great statue of ancestors lit up lanterns and candles. It was a marvelous site to see, as not even the foreigners of great cities, nor the most curious travellers of enchanted lands had seen sites that could compare with the ones that you would see here.

Now on the 7th year that this city celebrated Dorishman, which was the thanksgiving of the Gods, a curious gnome that seeked unaccustomed lands and folk, made his way to the centre of the city. This gnome, who goes by the name of Zach was wondering (as he usually did), around the city.

Zach was accustomed to the life of an adventurer, and at each night of his expedition, he rested at the kind folk that he (by chance) had come upon. After much wondering and walking around the streets of Kaydom, he found himself at the edge of a great cliff. On this cliff, in front of him was a cottage. This cottage, that faced the great cliff and lived next to the pale river, had a folk who had retired from their day's work. As if an invisible force fell over Zach, he forwarded to the small door, knocked twice and waited. The desire for new sights were least, and as he waited for the folk to answer. He looked around him, and noticed that the house was amidst the mountains. As if the cottage belonged to the heavens.

When the door opened, and the Vailer spoke his words of welcomes, he questioned of his purpose, whence he had come, and which land he came. Presently, he stepped inside this cottage, he would watch the night sky from this cottage tonight. When the family of three gathered around for the recital of the bible and the holy juistuk, Zach observed and learnt of their customs.

It has been said that since the beginning of man kind, that curiosity was a nature far from abandonment. No one could be curiosity free. A certain gnome that left home at the approximate age of eight to start his journeys and adventures, is one to be commended on his achievements in life. At fifteen years of age he had travelled to lands that could be classified in unity. Now at the present age of thirty two, he thought of the world as dull. Empty. No excitement left for those who wish for drama and excitement.

Though one reason for his presence at Kaydom, was out of plain excitement, he had an intention for his arrival. As he awoke to the sound of a Pakesh (a small elf like instrument), he took a leave with two loaves of bread and some wine that he had taken from the previous night.

The path he took, lead to the valley of the hills, where a house was situated next to the stream, was resided by a family that was rather familiar with the art of carpentry.

Upon his arrival, he was greeted friendly, and taken to the workshop. Stating his name and purpose, the pixies understood. Enter the workshop. A marvelous place where magnificent statues carefully and painstakingly were created by the hand. A wooden horse laid on the table directly situated upon entry of the door. There an ill pixie was making a statue carved out of wood that was taken from an oak tree, far from the forests surrounding them.

Zach was a kind hearted young gnome. Brought up with the best intentions, he had been praised and trusted through out life. Upon arriving in this city he had realised that the happy folk were poor. Zach wanted to bring joy to the families of Kaydom. With a sentimental feeling in the air, Zach was in the right mood to get started. He was going to build toys for the children and the off spring that the families of Kaydom had worked hard to raise. These toys are what the boys and girls rightfully deserve but have not received.

To be continued……