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The Clock Tower
In the peaceful village of Proska, no human knows trouble is coming. But in the nearby town of Durna, Famal Warsa installed a dream-stealing device in the clock tower to turn those who walk past it into obedient laborers for his factories. And the fairies have noticed. For generations, fairies have been unable to communicate with children, but under the direction of their leader, the magical unicorn Uanna, they band together to reestablish their long-broken connection.
Simpa, a fairy, arrives at Zulen's home while he prepares for the Rising Sun Festival, an important Proskan tradition where twelve-year-olds declare their field of study. As Zulen figures out his dream, Simpa tries to warn him of impending danger. Will she get through to him before it is too late?
Simpa, a fairy, arrives at Zulen's home while he prepares for the Rising Sun Festival, an important Proskan tradition where twelve-year-olds declare their field of study. As Zulen figures out his dream, Simpa tries to warn him of impending danger. Will she get through to him before it is too late?
In the peaceful village of Proska, no human knows trouble is coming. But in the nearby town of Durna, Famal Warsa installed a dream-stealing device in the clock tower to turn those who walk past it into obedient laborers for his factories. And the fairies have noticed. For generations, fairies have been unable to communicate with children, but under the direction of their leader, the magical unicorn Uanna, they band together to reestablish their long-broken connection.
Simpa, a fairy, arrives at Zulen's home while he prepares for the Rising Sun Festival, an important Proskan tradition where twelve-year-olds declare their field of study. As Zulen figures out his dream, Simpa tries to warn him of impending danger. Will she get through to him before it is too late?
Simpa, a fairy, arrives at Zulen's home while he prepares for the Rising Sun Festival, an important Proskan tradition where twelve-year-olds declare their field of study. As Zulen figures out his dream, Simpa tries to warn him of impending danger. Will she get through to him before it is too late?
