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... p> Having settled a matter that weighed on his mind, Kael felt significantly more relaxed. Finally, he stretched lazily, went to bed, covered himself with a small blanket, and drifted into dreams.

Of course, what Kael didn’t know at this moment was that a new storm of messages was quietly unfolding on the forum.

...

At this time, on the gaming forum, a brief promotional video for the upcoming area "The Incomplete Sunrise," lasting only one minute and thirty seconds, was r ...

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