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[Divine Magic Affinity LV 1]

[Magic Supremacy LV 1]

[Ice Magic Mastery LV 1]

Title: [Witch of Envy]

"No way!" Kumoko was dumbfounded. A half-elf... possessing such powerful initial skills and a title like that?!

Seeing this elven girl possess such powerful starting skills and title, Kumoko was green with envy.

Why?! Why was I born a little spider with only the pitiful [Th ...

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