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My name is Wyatt, and I live in Los Angeles, California, and I'm four years old, and I would like a story about a golden saber-toothed tiger, and an octopus doesn't like candy

that's at Sweet Night, and a ghost that melts candy. Thank you. Once upon a time, a long time ago,

there lived a boy whose name was Wyatt.

Wyatt lived in a special kind of tent that was at the top of a tree.

And the tent that Wyatt lived in was a really special tent,

because it had a helium balloon machine inside, and whenever Wyatt's

parents wanted the tent to float from the top of the tree where it was on to a different tree,

all they had to do was press the helium balloon button, and then balloons would grow on the top of the tent, and the tent

would fly wherever you wanted it to go. And so, if Wyatt was really hungry and he wanted to get

lunch, then sometimes Wyatt would ask his mom to press the helium balloon button, and then the tent would get attached to helium

balloons, and it would fly all over Wyatt's neighborhood in Los Angeles right to the pizza store.

Well, one day, as Wyatt's tent was flying on top of the trees all the way to a playground,

Wyatt noticed that there was something very shiny that was near the playground.

So he told his parents to land the tent in the soccer field that was right near the playground,

and slowly the helium balloon tent landed on the soccer field.

When Wyatt got on the soccer field, he saw immediately what it was.

There was a big saber-tooth tiger. A saber-tooth tiger is a kind of tiger that has two

really long teeth in the front, and most people think that it went extinct in the olden days.

But some people know that a few of them survived in the Amazon rainforest, and that the ones that survived have special rocket power.

And the rocket power allows them to go underwater in little saber-toothed tiger submarines, and they could go all the way from the Amazon rainforest to wherever they wanted to go.

The remaining saber-tooth tigers were made of gold, and they were kind of magical.

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