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On the other side, she found — not the Alice of Wonderland, but a lost girl from a drowned city, carrying a pocket watch that ticked backward. Together, Princess Angy and Alice learned that the Gap was not a destroyer but a wound in time, caused by a forgotten queen who had once been their ally. She is angy (adorably angry)
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