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... ility of anti-gravity; to engage in void flight, it has to rely on "Spatial Teleportation," which consumes quite a lot of Spirit Essence.

Fortunately, the Immortal King in the Dwarf Civilization has "Gravity Control." Lu Yuan plans to persuade the dwarves to investigate... He’s confident about this; if the dwarves are unwilling to do even this, it means their future ends here.

"Hmm, it’s good that you have the ability to investigate," said the Crystal Man, "Another way to leave t ...

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