Once upon a time, in a forest far, 

far away, lived a village of frappabeas. 

The Frappabeas were the perfect creature.

Wings to fly, 

the legs of a frog to jump high,

the beauty of a peacock,

and the kindness of a bunny.

Despite them being kind the 

frappabeas hated one thing.

Snakes.

The snakes terrorized the Frappabeas village, breaking houses and eating all their food.

This made the Frappabeas scared.

One day, a young and brave Frappabea decided that he would not fear the snakes but would be nice to them. 

And, maybe, befriend one.

The Frappabea was nervous.

He had never talked to any other creatures before, let alone snakes.

The next day, when the Snakes came to their village the young boy spotted a younger snake waiting.

“Um…Hello” said the young Frappabea timidly.

“Hi! I'm Ruby!” Squawked the snake.

“I am sorry to bother you, but if I may ask, Why do you all steal from the village? And destroy our homes?” Asked the young Frappabea..

“We don't mean to cause havoc; we really just need food. Our village is very low on supplies,” the snake responds apologetically.

“...Wait, you don't want to destroy our village?” inquires the little Frappabea.

“No, we only want food, our tales are so long that when we turn our tails knock into your houses” Reinstates the Snake.