Plot
Thousands of years ago, powerful witches lived beneath the earth and one day invaded the surface world. Alice, a mystical savior, appeared and used the witches' magic against them, sealing them away. However, the Witch Queen is apparently still lurking beneath the land, waiting for a chance to return to power. Liddell opens the book and the Eld Witch is released. Loue and Liddell team up to try to stop the "crusty old lady"
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