Chapter 822
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Elias Thorpe let out a scream that shook the very foundation of the earth.

"I am the god of this new world!" Thorpe roared. "You are nothing but an old ghost, Caster!"

The half-machine madman launched himself forward. He did not run like a normal human. The heavy brass pistons in his mechanical left leg hissed loudly.

The powerful metal leg pushed off the blue crystal floor. He shot through the air like a heavy cannonball. He flew directly toward Caster Spellbound.

Caster stood in front of th
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    Elias Thorpe let out a scream that shook the very foundation of the earth. "I am the god of this new world!" Thorpe roared. "You are nothing but an old ghost, Caster!"The half-machine madman launched himself forward. He did not run like a normal human. The heavy brass pistons in his mechanical left leg hissed loudly.The powerful metal leg pushed off the blue crystal floor. He shot through the air like a heavy cannonball. He flew directly toward Caster Spellbound. Caster stood in front of the Heart Alchemy Engine. The three heavy brass rods were humming. They were pulling the toxic red and purple magic out of the giant Central Node floating above. The machine was filtering the poison, saving reality. Caster knew he could not stay near the machine. If Elias Thorpe crashed into the brass rods, the engine would break. The world would instantly end. Caster had to move the fight away. Caster detached himself from the machine. He let go of the glowing copper wires. He stepped out of t

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