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... th with its own self-contained space. But to call it a "labyrinth" would be rather misleading—it was more accurate to say this place was an entirely different dimension.

Moreover, unlike traditional labyrinths, most of the resources and creatures here didn't respawn. That meant the first adventurer to set foot in the Primordial Land would hold an enormous advantage.

"What a place... This is truly a gold mine!"

Daniel's eyes gleamed as he stared at the row of treasure ches ...

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