In the Fairy Country of Britain, humans are merely slaves to the fairies, toys for the fairies, resources for their amusement and entertainment.
Compared to the fairies, humans in the Fairy Country of Britain are not only short-lived but also weak, seen by most fairies as insignificant beings akin to ants.
In the Fairy Country of Britain, there are even farms dedicated to breeding humans, where humans are managed and raised like cattle and sheep.
In the grand dining hall of Oxford, humans might even be used as food for the fairies; in the port city of Norwich, humans might serve as cheap labor assisting the fairies; and in the fashion capital of Gloucester, humans might become commodities traded by the fairies.
One can imagine the status of humans in the Fairy Country of Britain.
It is only in Salisbury that humans are treated a bit better.
