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... t was being cleared away by powerful shockwaves. There was no sound that traveled this far, but the silver and golden flashing lights were still visible.

Conrad turned to Lagaope and asked, “Did you know that this would happen?”

“Yes. Didn’t I tell you that it’s not finished yet?”

“Yes.” 𝒇𝗿𝙚ℯ𝑤ℯ𝑏𝒏𝑜ѵe𝙡.c𝐨m

Lagaope had said it wasn’t finished when Lorvall exited the core.

“The preparations only allowed Lorvall to reach the fourth stage. We need to ove ...

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