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:Semisimple writes an intriguing classic fairy tale: Little Red Riding Hood vs the Fairy Hunters, and how Once upon a time, in a dark and dismal forest, there lived a young girl named Little Red Riding Hood. She was a fierce and fearless hunter, with fiery red hair and a determination that could rival even the hardest of warriors. One day, as she was on her way to visit her sick grandmother, Little Red Riding Hood encountered a group of sinister looking women. They were dressed in black, with long flowing robes and wicked smiles on their faces. They called themselves the Fairy Hunters and claimed that they were on a mission to rid the forest of all magical creatures, including the fairies. Little Red Riding Hood was outraged. Fairies were her friends, and she knew that they were kind and gentle creatures. She refused to let the Fairy Hunters harm them and bravely stood up to them, challenging them to leave the forest and stop their senseless killing. But the Fairy Hunters would not be swayed. They laughed at Little Red Riding Hood's bravery and mocked her, saying that she was too young and foolish to understand the true nature of the fairies. They even had the audacity to tell her that the fairies had been the ones to cause her grandmother's sickness and that they needed to be destroyed for the good of the forest. Little Red Riding Hood's anger grew with every word they spoke. How could they accuse her innocent friends of such a thing? With a fierce battle cry, she drew her bow and arrow and aimed at the leader of the Fairy Hunters. The others followed her lead, armed with bows, swords, and axes. The forest echoed with the clash of weapons and the cries of battle. The Fairy Hunters were skilled fighters, but Little Red Riding Hood's determination gave her the strength to overcome them. She fought fiercely, her arrows never missing their mark and her sword never faltering. At last, the Fairy Hunters lay defeated at her feet. Little Red Riding Hood looked around at the destruction they had caused and felt a deep sadness for the loss of life. She knew that it was not the fairies who were to blame, but the misguided rage of the Fairy Hunters. In the end, Little Red Riding Hood continued to the grandmother's house, where she was greeted by her patient grandmother and a grateful group of fairies. They thanked her for her bravery and promised to always be her loyal and faithful friends. From that day on, Little Red Riding Hood was known throughout the forest as a savior and protector of the fairies. And the Fairy Hunters were never seen or heard from again, as they had learned their lesson and left the forest for good. Little Red Riding Hood's fierce determination and love for her friends had triumphed over evil, and the forest was a happier place because of it.