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Chapter 12: Powering Up with Pranks
Author: D.N.A
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The bubblegum-scented slime filled the circular chamber, reaching Santiary’s chest and Noob’s chin. It was thick, warm, and clung to their clothes with an alarming tenacity. Beyond the now-open wall, the vault glittered, a riot of bizarre and legendary prank items bathed in an otherworldly light.

"Well," Santiary said, her voice barely a whisper, a slow smile spreading across her slime-covered face, "It seems you found the right button after all,

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