Chapter 3 is finished!

Bright shafts of moonlight flooded through the forest canopy. Fireflies danced above the patches of hyacinths and crickets chirped loudly. The occasional coyote howl drifted through the wood as bats chattered and owls hooted.
It was on nights exactly like this that Lady loved to dance. Now that she could walk on only two legs, her dancing was even more marvelous. She was careful not to leave the sacred grounds of the sanctuary, no matter how badly she missed the herd. Lady danced in the courtyard in the middle of the sanctuary, chanting a little song. She twirled and leaped playfully in time with the rhythmic chirping of a nearby cricket. Lady loved the mysterious beauty of the night’s darkness, even though she was born of light. Her gaze lifted to a break in the canopy where she saw something amazing: The flickering lights of the aurora borealis. She had never seen anything like it before, but somehow knew exactly what it was. The green lights danced and twirled about just like Lady did.
She had been outside since the sun went down, and it was now midnight. Exhausted from her dancing and studies, she stumbled to her book-lined room for a well deserved slumber.
She started dreaming about the incredible dancing lights. Flying with them, weaving in and out of their bright curtains. Lady let out a hearty laugh as she dove through another bright wall of light. She had never felt so free! She flew down through a spiral of green ribbon into the forest below. Lady landed in front of a grand structure. She felt like she knew the area, but the trees surrounding the structure were merely saplings. Not the giant old growth forest she was familiar with. She entered the temple.
Inside she saw a golden-haired young woman. She was kneeled on the floor, peering at a book while tending to a young, tawny colored fawn. The fawn mooed in pain, it’s leg appeared broken.

Here we are! chapter one of my story!

Lady Jewel perched on the top of a giant magical mottled-brown mushroom left over from a recent abiogenesis. She gazed silently at crimson poppy that floated in midair as her hands revolved slowly around the treasured flower. Questions buzzed through her mind like millions of newly molted dragonflies hungering for sustenance: How did I change from a deer to a humanoid fairy? What magic spell was responsible? Will I ever return to my deer form? Who is responsible? When did I change? Why did this happen? Has anybody even noticed?
Lady was once a beautiful peacock doe with red, blue, and green wings, a long flowing tail, gold jewelry, and a red jewel on her forehead (hence her name). She was well known for her playful ways, polite manners, and her absolute love of everyone and everything. The tale of her birth is well known throughout the forest, and touches even the darkest coldest hearts. She was still just as striking as before, but her new body just felt so... odd. Her entire appearance changed: her joint structure, her face, even her wings were different. Her wings were replaced with leaf-like fairy wings with a peacock eye on each one. She still retained her red plume, red locks, facial markings, red forehead jewel, and her peacock feather mane as well as her gold jewelry and skin coloration.
Lady sighed and let the poppy fall to the ground as a slight breeze played with her red and gold embellished blue kimono. Her quest for answers was going nowhere. She daintily slid off the giant mushroom right before it disappeared. Everybody knew Abiogenesis magic never lasted long. Her head hurt from hours of racking her brain for an answer, and she was no closer then when she started.
As Lady scanned the surrounding area, she noticed all kinds of familiar faces.

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