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... 105 The Divine Medicine for the ‘Core’ Disease (Subscription Bonus X2)

On the laser transmitter, gas ejects the laser, and the miniature lens captures it; in the darkness, a pure beam of extreme ultraviolet light passes through the vacuum tube, crossing layers of mirrors, and continually reflecting in the complex and precise instruments.

At the electric reaction chamber, the plasma is transformed by the electric field, becoming brighter and purer.

As the tip of the beam ...

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• sexual language and profanity is also included

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