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... quickly lowered their fists down nervously and scratched their heads awkwardly.

They had already seen how powerful the map was.

So the people behind it were definitely no joke.

That said, how could they be willing to provoke them?

What if they got banned before they even knew what this gaming hall was all about?

No way!

They hurriedly placed their hands in the box and collected their maps, irrespective of who came first.

No matter what, th ...

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His amber glinted eyes bore into the woman with bloodied, broken blue hair, kneeling in complete disarray.

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'System.........

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