Once upon a time, in a far-off land, there was a little ewe named Ellie. Ellie was a special sheep, for she had a gift of prophecy. The CIA, in their constant search for ways to gain an advantage in the secret war they were fighting, found out about Ellie's gift and conscripted her into their service.

Ellie was hesitant at first, but the CIA convinced her that her gift could help save many lives and bring about peace. So, Ellie agreed to help.

The CIA trained Ellie in the art of interpreting her prophetic visions, and soon she was able to tell them the secret war plans of enemy armies. Her visions were so accurate that the CIA was able to take action and prevent many devastating attacks.

Ellie's gift was a great asset to the CIA, but it also put her in great danger. The enemy armies soon found out about her and put a bounty on her head. The CIA had to keep her in hiding and constantly move her to different locations to keep her safe.

Despite the danger, Ellie continued to use her gift to help the CIA and the war effort. She became known as the "little ewe that could" and her story was told and retold throughout the land.

In the end, the war ended and peace was restored to the land. Ellie was hailed as a hero and the CIA offered to give her a new life and identity, but Ellie refused. She wanted to return to her simple life as a sheep.

Ellie's gift of prophecy may have been the only thing that saved the war effort, but she was happy to go back to her normal life and be with her flock. She knew that her gift was a blessing and she was grateful for the opportunity to use it for good.

This is the end of Ellie’s adventure and now its time to go to bed. Sweet dreams and good night.