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... ked Feng Chuixue was gently tapped on Mo Ran's hand, and the quaint patterns on it gave off an unfriendly aura. Mo Ran stood beside Karl and greeted him. Karl seemed to be She wasn't surprised at her arrival, just exchanged a few pleasantries.

"I want to ask about the source of pain." Mo Ran said straightforwardly.

"What about the source of pain?" Karl looked at Mo Ran, the blue flames kept beating in the golden transparent gold armor.

"For example, the source of the source ...

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