Elisabeth and the Triceratops

"A winsome witch once wove her wit upon that wild-walled wondrous weyr," said the YFQ.

"And confidently coaxed that cavernous cave to conform to her concocted cookery caper," said the RFQ.

"The cave walls themselves did most fine chocolate make
An unending supply for Raindancer World's sake
For many a year we lived here quite well
Enjoying the fruits of that wise woman's spell

But now chocolate production has ceased overnight
And given us all a most terrible fright
We know not where Winsome Witch lives nowadays
Nor how we might mimic her spell-casting ways."

"Well," said Elisabeth, "Either we plant some cocoa beans and make our own chocolate..."

There was a unanimous groan amongst all of the faeries regarding this idea, as it sounded like it would require an awful lot of work.

"...or we find the Winsome Witch and ask her to teach us the spell to re-enchant the cave walls," finished Elisabeth.

The faeries cheered at this idea. They were basically lazy faeries, you see. They liked to dance, but they didn't want to do any real work. They figured they could send Elisabeth to find the Winsome Witch, the Triceratops would go along to help her out, and the faeries could just stay at Rainbow Beach and dream about how much fun they would have once the chocolate returned and their dragon danced across the skies once more, bringing plentiful rainfall to Raindancer World.

"All right," said Elisabeth. "Let's go!"