Chapter 36
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Caster waited for the next day before he stepped out. Although he had slayed many monsters and demons, he didn’t get much of a reward at that.

His armor was even getting cut to a hit. And his sword was broken. He didn’t want to use the Nether Iron as a weapon to avoid getting noticed again.

As he was angry, Caster moved towards the signpost, his eyes glancing through for any search party or mission to complete so he could make some income in this realm.

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