Part 3: A Strange Encounter "The Quest of Oluwatobiloba, Tijjani, and Adeola: A Journey of Discovery"
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The three friends, Oluwatobiloba, Tijjani, and Adeola, had been walking for hours, and they were beginning to tire. The sun was setting, and they had yet to find a place to rest.
Suddenly, they heard a strange noise coming from the bushes. They stopped in their tracks and looked around, but they couldn't see anything.
"What was that?" Oluwatobiloba asked, his voice trembling.
"I don't know," Tijjani replied. "But it sounded like it was coming from over there." He pointed to a thicket of trees.
The three of them cautiously approached the trees, and as they got closer, they could make out a figure standing in the shadows. It was a tall, thin figure wearing a long, dark cloak.
The figure stepped forward, and the three friends gasped. It was a woman, and she had a strange, almost otherworldly beauty. Her eyes were a deep, dark blue, and her skin was pale and flawless.
"Who are you?" Oluwatobiloba asked, his voice still trembling.
The woman smiled. "My name is Iya," she said. "I am a spirit of the forest, and I have been watching you since you began your journey."
The three friends were amazed. They had never seen a spirit before, and they were both scared and excited.
"What do you want from us?" Adeola asked.
"I have come to offer you a gift," Iya said. "If you accept it, it will help you on your quest."
The three friends looked at each other, unsure of what to do. Finally, Oluwatobiloba stepped forward.
"We accept your gift," he said.
Iya smiled again and reached into her cloak. She pulled out three small stones, each one a different color.
"These stones will protect you on your journey," she said. "Keep them close to you at all times, and they will guide you to your destination."
The three friends thanked Iya for her gift and watched as she disappeared into the shadows. They looked at the stones in their hands, feeling both scared and excited. They had no idea what the stones would do, but they knew that they had to keep them close.
The three friends continued on their journey, and the stones glowed brighter with each step they took. They knew that Iya had given them something special, and they were determined to make the most of it.