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"Haahh… Haaahh… Haahh…" Arvin, who was running away from the battlefield, panted heavily. Honestly, he didn't even remember when was the last time he was pushed to this state. Panting and gasping for air? He was an Eternal! His stamina was almost endless. A mere run like this would never make him gasp, even if he ran for centuries! Right now, however, the situation was entirely different. He was surrounded by Death Energy, and the more he distanced himself from those ...

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