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About The Guardians of Carcosa
Queen Mandora ruled Carcosa Wonderland, because humans destroyed the natural environment wantonly, which seriously affected the survival of Wonderland and the safety of fairies. Mandora believes that humans are selfish. She does not believe that humans will consciously improve the protection of the environment, so she wants to rule the human world, turn humans into slaves, and re-manage the natural environment seriously damaged by humans. The Xinling Fairy believed that humans would save the...
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