A smart witch with a pointy nose and gray hair creeps around a dark village at night, stealing people's food. A boy named Aden wakes up and sees the witch in his kitchen. He calls for help catching her, but the witch laughs and says they can't catch her. She returns to her house to eat like a pig. Later, a deadly wizard named Shane flies by making noise. When the witch confronts him, he smokes her away. She tries to use a magic ball to make herself stronger, but it explodes and destroys the witch. With the witch gone, the village becomes brighter and a kid and dog can enjoy playing on the beach.

1. A Storybird
The smart witch and
the dark village
by travisr

2. A Storybird
The smart witch and the dark village
By
travisr
Illustrated by
shishir naik
Published on
April 17, 2012
© Storybird 2012. All rights reserved. Not for resale.

3. One night there was witch flying at three
o’clock at night. She had this pointy long
nose and a gray hair and her eyes were big
and round.

4. She hopped off the stick
and started creeping
around the village
stealing every peoples
food.

5. Aden was asleep until he heard a noise
coming out the kitchen.

6. He got up from sleep and
saw the witch sneaking
around and said,
“Help me before she
steals my food.”

7. She smiled and said,
‘” You think you can
catch me? I don’t think
so.”

8. So she went back to her
house and started eating
like a pig.

9. She went to her room
and went over to the
magic ball, until she
heard a noise outside. So
the witch went outside.

10. There was a deadly
wizard named Shane. He
was flying around. The
witch came up and tried
to stop him from making
noise, but he laughs and
smoked her off.

11. She went back and tried
the magic ball again to
make her stronger but it
was to powerful for her.
The magic ball exploded
and the witch was gone.

12. When the witch was alive
there was no one around
the beach.
The witch was gone, and
a few days later a
beautiful sun came up.
On the beach there was a
kid and a dog having fun.
The End

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