Fairy Tales

3. A mythical creature often depicted as small, magical, and having wings, known for granting wishes or performing acts of kindness.
7. A male member of a royal family, often depicted as brave, noble, and seeking true love in fairy tales and folklore.
8. A woman believed to possess magical powers, often portrayed as an antagonist in fairy tales, using spells and potions for her purposes.
10. A legendary creature with serpentine or reptilian traits, often depicted as breathing fire and being a fearsome antagonist in fairy tales.
11. A large fortified building or complex, typically associated with royalty or noble families in fairy tales and fantasy stories.
12. A spell or magical effect that brings harm or misfortune upon someone, often used as a plot element in fairy tales to create conflicts.

1. A large area covered with trees, often depicted in fairy tales as a mystical or mysterious place where magical creatures and adventures occur.
2. The conclusion of a story in which the characters achieve a positive outcome, often involving love, success, or overcoming challenges, in fairy tales.
4. A liquid with magical properties, often used in fairy tales as a means of transformation or achieving desired outcomes.
5. A medieval warrior, usually depicted as brave and chivalrous, who fights for justice and defends the weak in fairy tales and legends.
6. A young woman of royal birth, often portrayed as kind, beautiful, and courageous, appearing in fairy tales and folklore.
9. Supernatural powers or forces that are beyond the natural world, often used by characters in fairy tales to create wonders or solve problems.