Chapter 19
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Name: Sifa Spellbound

HP: 40

Mana: 492

Mage-Level: 5

Strength: 15

Vitality: 4

Endurance: 4

Intelligence: 42

Willpower: 19

Magic Power: 50

Martial Skill: 22

Speed: 7

Status Effects: Body Mishap ( Recovering)

You have mastered the Basic Mana Whirlpool Skill.

"What is this again?" Caster thought to himself, still trying to understand what was happening to him.

The sounds were something in a language he was hearing new but seemed to understand every word in it. It seemed like an ancient magic langua
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