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Chapter 117
Author: Pen thinker
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At that moment, it had already been nearly twenty-four grueling hours since Waylon first stepped into Flamefire Mountain. What remained of him barely resembled the confident man who once believed himself powerful. His body was crumpled on the rough, heated floor, his knees long shattered from kneeling for too long, and his limbs trembling uncontrollably from exhaustion and pain. His skin looked pale and dry, as though all the strength had been burned out of him. His breath came in short, raspin
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