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... cultivation in the Upstream Mountain were far, far much better. Without mentioning anything else, just the Gravity Chamber alone was enough to make a lot of people drool.


Su Luo brought Beichen Ying and the others inside the Pill Refining Tower. Only the abnormal time difference of the Gravity Chamber could allow them to quickly improve their strength within a short period of time.


As for the points…


Senior Brother Luo had gone to the Extraterritorial Battlef ...

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