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Ding…

[System Notification: The nurturing of the Prismatic Stone, Phase Three Progress: Kill 0/500 Soulseekers.]

The sheer number of kills required made Ethan's jaw drop. At his current pace, it had taken him ten hours to kill fifty monsters. Five hundred would take a hundred hours, but the quest timer only allowed seventy-two. With just fifty-eight hours left, he wasn't sure he could finish in time—and who knew if there would be a Phase Four after this?

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One day in the faraway Blue Boorish Mountain inexplicably appeared groups of scoundrels who came to reside there. It was said that those scoundrels came from the You Kingdom, Yen Kingdom and many others due to their failures in battle. And due to its dangerous terrain, no one had dared to conquer the Blue Boorish Mountain. As a result, this place obviously became a paradise to the scoundrel and thieves. They resided there and ruled the place.

They had also built up the Illusory Perennial Domicile, which meant a place that was their lifetime home. There was a group of scoundrels who had appointed themselves the Great Nine Bandits, and they were seen as the best baddies in the area. They built up a school in which the children of the Illusory Perennial Domicile would come and study only survival skills.

In such a small place appeared an orphan student named An Zheng who also came to study there. He was really a useless orphan in the people’s eyes due to his cowardice. They even said that he was a chicken who did not dare to do anything for himself even in fighting for himself, and no one cared about such a coward except a ten-year-old child, Du ShouShou, his only friend. As a result, he was the center for such baddies to cause trouble.

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Was his world in perfect order or chaos? They were all questions that the little child An Zheng needed to discover during his journey.“Bring happiness to loyal people but chide the evil. However, if the treatment goes wrong, law will become a tool for the evil to force the good, preventing executors. Find a repugnant gateway to pass. Great things win cruel tricks. We learn from the idea of God but we reject the power of Him.”

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Reading and writing novels.

Those are the only things Cole enjoyed in his whole life.

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Cole's novel was chosen by a Higher Being to make it a reality!

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“Whoever sent this must have few loose screws in their head.”

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