Chapter 142
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Caster had finally managed to get his money back, and perhaps even a bit more he didn’t anticipate. All that remained for him was to go to the train station.

This journey was going to be longer than before as he was going to cover much distance than he did the previous time he went for the journey.

This is the case because he contemplated about accepting the offer from Paulo so maybe he could once he gets a chance to gain some strength back.

“Third time’s a charm, doesn’t it?” he said under his breath as he made his way to the train station.

In any case, he had done this before, so he felt a bit more confident than the first time around.

This time, however, his journey would be longer still and he would have to use a boat as well as a carriage.

His destination was a large island located in the southern part of the Caldris Kingdom.

It was an island located in the yet called Calagan Island. In the middle of it there was a large volcano and there were several others around it. The n
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