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Dust city
Dust city is a place where Henry lives and used to be crowded by fairies. Fairies used to live in an island floating in the sky called Eden and used to help the people called the Humain and the Animalia. The Humain lived on the floating island with the fairies and the Animalia lived below. Till something took place. All fairy's vanished one night and never came back. Some say They still live in Eden and they have forgotten about us and some say they all died. Some still believe that they will return and everything would go back to normal.However, no one is sure what happened to all the fairies.
Henry is the main character. He's the son of the big bad wolf and his father is in jail because of murdering Red Riding Hood. When your dad is the big bad wolf, life is not easy. Henry always thought that his
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When they are on the see that the Humains have a way better life up here. they reach the factory and sneak in to see that all the fairies have been turned into trees and that is why doc kept on drawing dead trees. While they take evidence they get caught by the Nixi brothers, the owners of the company. They say how they killed all the fairies and then they realized they can turn all animals in their true form by using the dead fairy dusts. They demonstrate on a frog and he turns into a small frog that can't talk or do anything. However, after that he turns into stone. The Nixi brothers put him on a paper and they say he is their paper holder now. When they say it is time for everyone to get what they deserve. Skinner gets happy and stands up. When they are going to use the dust on Fiona the nixies point at Skinner and they use it one him. He turns into his original form. When it is actually their turn to die ,Henry notices that the stone frog is gone and he thinks that probably there is a fairy here but everything goes black and he gets knocked

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