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... laws of the fighting monster.

The fighting monster opened six arms, like a terrifying poisonous spider, and every terrifying blade in its claws pointed at Sun Changming!

The monsters had a smile on their faces. No matter how hard they tried, Sun Changming and Yun Nianying would be useless. The difference in strength between them and themselves was too great.

Behind Brother Mantou and Fourth Uncle Yao, their lips trembled, tears in their eyes, and they couldn't stop saying, " ...

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