Attic Sprite

Author: Tang Sulan
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: In The Attic Sprites, you can strongly feel the care and love of the attic sprites. They gain immortality through their care and love for humans. It is precisely because of care and love that, during their migration, old sprites are willing to sacrifice their own lives to save the lives of young sprites for the continuation of their sprite family. Look, even ghosts, "when too many good things enter them, they can counteract their evil. This counteraction changes their form and gradually makes them disappear." The foolish witch Grg who was about to eat the sprite grandmother to regain magic was moved and ultimately took on the task of protecting the young sprites, A San and Xiao Xi.
This is a group of extraordinary sprites because they have always lived in the attics of human homes and are known as "attic sprites." Due to the constant changes in human living environments, attics are becoming fewer and fewer, and these sprites have no choice but to leave the humans and embark on a long journey to find their new home—the Sprite Valley. During the move, due to the long distance and dwindling food supplies, old sprites would rather starve themselves to save food for the young sprites. However, at that moment, a foolish witch named Grg, who must eat the sprites to regain her magic, arrived among them.
Led by the sprite grandmother, after countless hardships, the sprites finally arrived at the beautiful Sprite Valley. However, in the Sprite Valley, the attic sprites encountered one-eyed and two-eyed ghosts. The ghosts tried every means to eliminate all the sprites and establish a ghost kingdom. The sprites fought wits and courage against the ghosts.
To escape the pursuit of the ghosts, Grg transformed into a crow and carried the young sprites, A San and Xiao Xi, away from the Sprite Valley at night, flying to the home of a primary school student named Mu Li in the Star Sand City. Mu Li’s life became magically wonderful, and many unexpected things happened. But Mu Li’s home was not the sprites’ final paradise—new dangers awaited them.