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Kipepeo was taking her usual morning walk through the forest to clear her mind. It helps her wake up, and get ready to think for the day. She was walking along her usual path, before deciding to branch off for a while. She knew the forests pretty well, and she was becoming bored of seeing the same thing every morning. As she strolled through a clearing, she noticed a small monarch butterfly who had landed on a pink, cone-like flower. She slowly padded closer, trying not to scare it. She watched it for a while, when it decided to flutter onto her nose. She twitched her tail in surprise, being extra careful not to scare it now. The butterfly opened and closed its' wings in the way butterflies usually do, and just sat there. Kipepeo decided that she would take it back to the Camp and it could stay in the Garden until it had to migrate. She walked back the way she came, taking a couple detours around some bushes to enjoy the scenery, and to not frighten the fluttering insect that was still on her face. She quickly wondered why it wasn't flying away. After all, it was literally just eating before flitting onto her nose. There's no reason for it to still be here. She wasn't complaining, though, and continued on her way home. She walked through the flower archway into the Garden, and sat down, waiting for the butterfly to fly onto a flower. But the butterfly wouldn't leave. Eventually, she just walked over to a lily and pushed her nose up against it so it would just walk off. When it finally stepped onto the flower, she left the Garden and continued on with her day.
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