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... on Spear in Jannan’s hand, like a streak of silver lightning, flew towards Makula’s chest.

At that moment, Matiu and the others beside him couldn’t help but feel a jolt in their hearts.

They had all seen those formidable defensive measures, and even firearms were ineffective, so it went without saying that such a throw was even less likely to succeed.

But before they could even conceive of disappointment, the next instant, the silver spear had reached Makula.

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