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... yes half-lidded with fatigue. His body craved rest in a proper bed and an opportunity to let his newly transformed mana channels settle into place. It probably doesn't help that I did some testing this morning. This is like that time that I broke my foot as a kid and then kept walking on it, isn't it?

Even though he wished he could play with his magic, he had to tackle the crucial problem he had largely overlooked until now. What am I going to do about the beastmen rebellion?

Ini ...

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