The True Power of Unicorns

Unicorns were never meant to be cute sparkly horses for little girls. In medieval times,

they were actually symbols of raw untamed power that could only be captured by virgin maidens.

These creatures represented purity so intense it could purify poisoned water and heal deadly

wounds. Ancient texts describe them as fierce, solitary beasts with the strength

of elephants. The horn wasn't just decorative. It was believed to detect poison

and cure plague. Kings paid fortunes for what they thought were real unicorn horns.

The Chinese qilin, their version of the unicorn, only appeared before the birth or death

of great rulers. Scottish folklore made it their national animal because it represented the