"Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom, there lived a brave princess named Aurora." Robbie started. Lily, curious and a little less sad, perked up at the mention of a princess.

"Princess Aurora was not like any other princess. She was brave, kind, and she had a secret power. She could talk to animals!" Robbie announced, imagining the wide-eyed wonder on Lily's face.

"Wow, she can talk to animals? Like in the movies?" Lily asked, eyes sparkling with excitement. Robbie nodded, adding, "Just like in the movies, she could understand every chirp, howl, and roar."

"How did she get such power?" Lily asked, completely engrossed in the tale. "She was born with it," Robbie replied. "And she used this power to keep her kingdom safe and happy."

Robbie transported them into a magical land where trees could walk and flowers could sing. Aurora could understand their language too, and together, they all lived in harmony.

"One day, Aurora's bird friends noticed something strange. The forest was losing its magic, and the animals were getting scared. They went straight to the princess." Robbie narrated, his voice heartfelt.

Aurora listened to their worries and assured them, "I will find out what is causing this and put an end to it. You have my word." Robbie mimicked Aurora's brave and resolute voice, making Lily giggle.

The princess embarked on a daring journey, crossing valleys, climbing mountains, and braving dark forests. Lily was on the edge of her seat, her sadness forgotten, replaced by anticipation.

"She came across a lonely elf. He was sad because his precious gem, the source of his magic, had been stolen. The thief was none other than a wicked witch, who was draining all the magic from the kingdom." Robbie continued.

"Oh no," Lily gasped. Robbie nodded solemnly. "But fear not, our brave Princess Aurora didn't give up. She forged an alliance with the elf, promising to help him retrieve his gem."

"They followed the trail of fading magic until they reached the witch's lair, where she had locked the gem." Robbie narrated dramatically, Lily biting her lower lip in suspense.

"Aurora, armed with her bravery, and the elf with his remaining magic, battled the witch. It was tough, but together, they overpowered the witch." Robbie announced.

"The elf reclaimed his gem, and the magic started flowing back into the kingdom. The witch was banished, and peace was restored." Robbie continued as Lily heaved a sigh of relief.

"And as for Aurora, she was hailed as a hero, her kindness and bravery celebrated throughout the land. From that day forward, the kingdom flourished, and the princess continued to protect it with her special abilities." Robbie concluded.

Robbie then ended the story, looking at Lily, whose eyes were still wide from the thrilling adventure. "How did you like the story, Lily?" Robbie asked, sounding just a bit anxious.

"I loved it, Robbie!" Lily exclaimed. "Princess Aurora is just like me. She's brave and kind. I want to be like her when I grow up." Robbie beamed at the little girl's enthusiasm and brightened spirits.

And so, nestled in her room, Lily dreamt of faraway lands, brave princesses, and magical adventures. With Robbie by her side, she felt ready to face a brighter, more exciting tomorrow.