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“Les créatures magiques qui y vivaient ressemblaient à des êtres humains de plus petite stature. Une aura fascinante les entourait. Les fées des forêts veillaient sur la flore, mais aussi sur la faune. Chacun a un rôle à jouer, chaque animal a une fonction bien précise. C'est pourquoi il ne doit en manquer aucun, tout comme les plantes. Il suffit de supprimer l'un des maillons de la chaîne pour que tous les autres intervenants perdent leurs repères.”

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Book:Princesse Asna et les Fées des Nuages
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