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The May Queen - Warts and All The Story of the Goblin Princess A long time ago in the deep forests of Stonehurst lived an evil race of Goblins called the Uruksis. An elf king of the Green Elves took it upon himself to change these creatures by sending his fairest daughter to live among them. The Goblins were smitten by her beauty and set her up as their Princess. The Goblins changed with only an occasional slip and then it was just minor acts of mischief. While living with the Goblins, the Elf Princess fell in love with one of them. He was considered an outcast by his race since is mischief involved doing acts of kindness. It was only a matter of time, they were married and a baby was born. She was fair as her mother and inherited many traits from her fatherincluding warts but since she was a princess, hers were crystals and being a princess much beloved, when she was of age she was crowned The May Queen, warts and all. Her mother was a princess among goblins, but she was a true Goblin Princess.

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