Once upon a time, there was a kind and gentle elf called Planisher who lived in the magical forest of Fivian. He spent much of his time helping animals and birds, and all the other creatures of the forest.

Planisher was a master of woodworking and was well-known throughout the forest for his beautiful crafting skills. He had crafted many delightful pieces; furniture, decorations, and objects that were both functional and aesthetically pleasing. Every animal and creature of the forest would come to him for help in crafting their homes, decorations and objects of all kinds.

One day, Planisher was crafting a beautiful bed for an old owl, who had been sleeping in an old, uncomfortable nest for many years. As Planisher worked, he noticed that the old owl was getting distressed, and he decided to stop working and talk to her.

The old owl told him that she was worried because she had heard a rumour that a group of goblins were planning to come and steal the forest’s precious wood. Planisher was very concerned by this news, and he knew he had to stop them.

He consulted with the other animals and creatures of the forest, and they all agreed he should take action. With the help of some of the other woodland creatures, Planisher devised a plan to protect the forest from the goblins.

First, Planisher crafted some large planks of wood and fitted them around the edge of the forest. These planks were strong and thick, allowing them to serve as a barrier from the goblins. Once the goblins realized Planisher and his crew had blocked the way, they turned around and left the forest.

The animals and creatures of the forest were so pleased with Planisher for saving the forest, they all came together and thanked him with a big party. Planisher was overwhelmed with the gratitude of the animals and creatures of the forest, and he was very happy they all appreciated his work.

From that day onwards, Planisher was known as the planisher and revered throughout the magical forest of Fivian.

Moral of the story: Anyone can be the hero if they are willing to take action. Even the tiniest of creatures can make a big difference.