A Day That Changed The World

Like a ravenous lion, my siblings and I whizzed hastily to the front gate, ready to devour our delicious dinner after an hour of exercise. Shortly after, we slurped up our spicy soup and fabricated notions of what to do. After hours of pondering, Julian finally exclaimed frankly, "Let's make potions!" the rest of us agreed nonchalantly as no other merrymaking ideas came to mind. It was quite an interesting idea! We obtained various items to concoct a special solution and then began to experiment…

As soon as we precisely prepared everything, we desired to rustle up our potion, Julian, Millie and I eagerly and enthusiastically got to work. Little did we know that the potions of ours shall lead to fortune…

Julian was a cheetah rapidly adding random products, it took him a millisecond to complete concocting a single potion. His unaccustomed ingredients included the following: lettuce leaves, ice, six single strands of hair, a freaky frog's head and lastly, slimy, slithering snails.

Millie was quite contrary to Julian, as she applied her components like a tardy tortoise. Her mixture contained four flavourful elements: aromatic aloe vera, scented strawberries, juicy jackfruits and finally, cheesy camembert. The scent was as strong as durian, it could be smelt from a hundred miles away.

Finishing up our pungent and odorous potions, we were just about to test them right before a life-changing moment was about to occur… Less than a centileter of Millie's mixture sploshed directly onto a ream of paper, in as fast as speed of light, the papers duplicated! We purposely pinched ourselves in case we were hallucinating, "Ouch! It's true! It's real! I fabricated a concoction to duplicate anything!" Millie squealed, like a raccoon. We ran multiple mini tests to prove Millie's statement veracious. These included the following: food, money, toys and cloth. They all functioned! It was a miracle!

After that day, we were immensely affluent, as we had shared the recipe of the concoction to people all around the world. Due to this, we were able to cure poverty and world hunger. We had sold more potions than the amount of water on earth! It was a day that changed the world.