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... in their bodies. This was inexplicably related to Shen Lian. Shen Lian's illusory spiritual shape changed suddenly and released an astonishing Qi dynamic. In an instant, his mana was much stronger as compared to the time when he was at his pinnacle phase.


Kui Li and Jing Shu were out of Bi You Palace in a gust of breeze. Only Lady Mother of the Chariot and Shen Lian was left in the main hall.


Lady Mother of the Chariot exclaimed, "You can practice the Art of Celestial Invi ...

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