Clinnywoo the Cactus with a Face.

The prompt was friendly saguaro cactus with human face is a direction sign. unreal 5 engine In the heart of the Arizona desert, there lived a wise old saguaro cactus named Clinnywoo . Clinnywoo was a special cactus because he had a face that seemed to come alive in the moonlight. His eyes twinkled like stars on a night where there was a lot of atmospheric disturbance, and his mouth seemed to curve into a friendly smile. Many people who wandered through the desert would come across Clinnywoo , and they were always surprised to see the cactus with a face. But what they didn't know was that Clinnywoo had a special power. He could show lost travelers the direction they needed to travel to find their way back home. Whenever someone stumbled on Clinnywoo , the cactus would come to life. His eyes would glow bright, and his mouth would open wide. Then he would speak, his voice confident because he knows the way, and reassuring. "Lost traveler, do not fear," Clinnywoo would say. "I can point and direct you which is the best way back to your house. Just look into my eyes, and I will guide you on your journey." And so, travelers would look into Clinnywoo's eyes, and they would see a vision of the path they needed to take to find their way home. Sometimes the vision was of a winding road, other times it was a narrow trail through the mountains, and occasionally it was a bright, shining light in the distance. No matter what the vision showed, the travelers would follow it, trusting in Clinnywoo's guidance. And every time, they would find their way back to their house, safe and sound. As the years passed, Clinnywoo became a beloved figure in the really hot desert. People would come from far and wide just to see the cactus with a face, and they would leave feeling comforted and reassured - even though they were not lost. And even though Clinnywoo was just a cactus, he knew that he had a special purpose in life. He was there to guide lost travelers, to help them find their way home, and to remind them that even in the darkest of times, there is always a guiding prickly friend to follow.