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... ?”

He was surprised. “Let’s go and have a look.”

With a monster, there were both risks and opportunities.

Mcgee was now strong and powerful. He could even defeat a level-6 monster.

If he wanted to develop his skills further, he would have to kill more powerful monsters.

“Spirit Fox, Spider Queen, come with me.”

Then, he said to the Steel Fairy, “Lead the way.”

The Steel Fairy was still a little scared. She shook her head with fear in her ey ...

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