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However, Alpha once said that the first generation leader didn’t become the strongest existence, and there was still a long distance from the strongest one.

Perhaps, Alpha’s knowledge was too shallow and he didn’t know the true details of the first generation leader.

That’s right, Alpha’s peak was only four digits, he couldn’t have much knowledge.

Of course, being far from the strongest might not be an issue.

Even the true Two-Digit existence, compared to O ...

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