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... to reflect his opponent’s damage and attack his enemy swiftly so that he could catch them off-guard. Then, he used Full Winds in Long Skies to release a power that no one could hope to block.

But now, those at the peak of Myth Realm were no longer anything Happy.

Even when he faced a full-powered strike from an enraged elite at the peak of Myth Realm, Happy never even frowned.

Clang!

A soft whine rose. With a thrust that was executed with no flourish whatsoever, he pierc ...

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