As ntioned before, as Paradise Fairies hailing from the Inner Sea of the Star, both Lia and Altoria are instinctively rejected and loathed by the Fairy Country of Britain.
Because they do not belong to any clan on the island of Britain, and their purpose in coming to Britain is to make the fairies atone for their sins, the fairies instinctively reject and loathe them.
They, like the original six sub-bell fairies, are unwilling to admit their sins, let alone acknowledge themselves as sinners.
Under such circumstances, they naturally reject the Paradise Fairies who want them to atone, just as the primordial six fairies gradually grew dissatisfied and annoyed with the Beast God Cornus over ti.
This is simply the ultimate manifestation of a refusal to reform, with even their instincts avoiding the admission of guilt, showing just how detestable the fairies of Britain are.
The reason why Altoria suffered abuse in Tintagel is largely because the villagers there loathed her from the bottom of their hearts and rejected her, leading them to commit such acts.
In contrast, Vivian’s initial situation was much better than Altoria’s.
In the Fairy Era year 4000, the Inner Sea of the Star sent Vivian to Britain, allowing her to drift to Orkney in the north of Britain, where the Rain Clan found her but didn’t reject her.
At that ti, the clan leader of the Rain Clan had realized and acknowledged the sins of the fairy ancestors, as fairies had been dying generation after generation under curses, so they decided to hide Vivian.
The fairies of the Rain Clan, in such circumstances, raised Vivian with love, allowing her to grow up in a warm and happy environnt during her childhood.
Because of her happy childhood, Vivian wanted to create a fairy tale kingdom where anyone could live peacefully, rather than fulfill the Paradise Fairies’ mission.
But this was also the beginning of misfortune for Lia... or Morgan.
She was eventually discovered by the fairies of the Britain Lostbelt.
And due to their innate hatred of Paradise Fairies, and their unwillingness to admit their sins, the leaders of the other clans were furious with the Rain Clan for hiding a Paradise Fairy.
This led the four fairy clans of Wind, Earth, Fang, and Wing, which had originally been on bad terms, to join forces and attack the Rain Clan, leading to the annihilation of the Rain Clan overnight, with only Morgan, then a little girl and Vivian, escaping from Orkney.
After escaping from Orkney, Morgan decided to set aside her hatred for the other clans and began her journey to save Britain, aiming to fulfill her childhood dream.
Unfortunately, her journey of salvation, as Reiger had stated before, was filled with irony.
Even though she repeatedly eliminated "Calamities" and even "Great Calamities," during her journey, she was cursed as a witch by the fairies, t with malice while she rang the bell of pilgrimage alone, with only Bawan Xi harboring goodwill towards her, which led to Bawan Xi being tortured by other fairies every ti, suffering in each reincarnation, unable to escape a calamity.
Later, even with Reineck, Tettelot, Ecter, and Sage Grimm and others gradually joining her team to help save the world, every ti after a "Calamity" was resolved, she would be imdiately forgotten, betrayed, or repelled by the fairies who inherited their ancestors’ perfect virtues, either exiled or subjected to various penalties, leaving her with no choice but to seal herself in a "coffin" to sleep, avoiding fairy malice, and only waking to save Britain during a "Calamity".
Thousands of years later, by the year 400 of the Fairy Era, Morgan, transford into the savior Lia, had saved Britain countless tis, and countless fairies, but the fairies remained the sa, always causing disruptions, sotis even waging wars amongst themselves, leaving Morgan in despair.
Then, Morgan decided to make one last attempt, no longer aiding the fairies, but choosing to help the growing humans, launching ard uprisings. For this purpose, Morgan took on a human knight as a disciple, who was none other than the leader of the Round Table—Yuse.
Finally, the humans achieved total victory, Yuse was about to hold a coronation ceremony in Londeinian to beco the new King of Britain, but the fairies, dissatisfied with coexistence between humans and fairies, secretly poisoned Yuse’s wine, leading to his death from poisoning, causing internal strife within the Round Table, and triggering another war between humans and fairies, resulting in the destruction of Londeinian and complete failure of Lia’s salvation.
Dissatisfaction... poisoning... murder...
This seed to be a repetition of the original evil.
The evil of the fairies, even after thousands and tens of thousands of years, still exists despite nurous renewals.
This was the last straw that broke Lia.
From this point on, Lia’s distrust and dissatisfaction with the fairies completely erupted, with disappointnt and despair transforming her, making her firmly decide never to save the fairies again, but instead to protect Britain as a ruler, reigning supre.
With this mindset, Lia decided this ti not to save the world, and returned directly to Orkney, watching the "Calamity" with cold eyes.
Thus, in the year 1 of the Fairy Era, the "Great Calamity" that led to the extinction of the fairies in Britain erupted as expected, and without Lia, the fairies were also wiped out, leaving only the descendants of the un-cursed witch—humans—to survive.
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