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... f will treat you when he finds out. I’ve lost.”

The man sighed in his heart.

No matter what, he was still inferior to this teacher. There were many things that the village chief had taught him that he could not come into contact with. This person’s skills and spells were above his.

If he fought with the teacher, he would be the one suffering.

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