It's the day after a storm and the fairies of King Oak are busily
repairing the damage it left in its wake and tending to the injured
flora and fauna under their care. For all fairies are sworn to protect
nature and the living world. Neither their king, Thymus, nor his
lieutenants can ever remember such a fierce storm hitting their fair
land. Yet Stratus, an old and wise seer, brings warning of a storm more
vicious than the last a tempest that will bring with it floods and
devastation. And by his calculations it will hit in a matter of days.
Horrified, Thymus and his people scramble to get their land prepared,
fortifying the trees and hillsides to prevent landslides and flood
damage and securing safe havens for the animals and birds. But they
aren't the only ones the fairies of Spinney Beck need their help, too!
Could this be the end for the tranquil existence of the King Oak
fairies? Or will the fairies be able to weather the storm?