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Narrative Of The Techno-magic god, ZU.
Author: Roth Raven
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"A Rank... well, An Rank E I am, that's the main thing..." Valtor smiled, a crackled one, "Isn't it obvious?".

Dash again looked at him, "You don't look a bit, like a Rank E, actually," He moved around him, like a predator sniffing out the hiding location of the prey, while Valtor remained in his stiff position. "... Actually, you look like a.... A God-level Rank..."

That word was whispered into his hearing.

Valtor didn't stand, or tremble or whatsoever reaction he did.

No.

Instead, he fired back, "And,..."

It was his time to move around Dash, who was consumed with uncertainty, "And?..."

"And, you're as someone who doesn't actually expel Ni-energy..."

Dash tensed up. A reaction visible in his eyes. "What are you talking about?..."

"You're as someone who expels," Valtor whispered into his hearing, "GI-ENERGY."

Dash smiled. The same smile you would spot on a thief face, after being caught red-handed. He quickly resolved this, by saying, "You know what, let's keep our secrets to ourselve
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