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... d gathered in the grand arena, their voices rising with excitement. The names of the duelists were announced in a booming voice, and everyone eagerly awaited the appearance of the seventh-level warrior—the mysterious figure who had seemingly emerged from nowhere.

Elliot stood in the corner of the arena, his gaze fixed on his opponent.

"A fifth-level fighter... not someone to underestimate."

His opponent was a burly man, his arms covered in scars, with a smug grin ...

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He listened to the people around him discussing how to clear the level of this dungeon, and asked: “I survived the level, does it count as clearing the level?”

The people around looked at him like a fool: What a pity.

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