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... erical value with flawless accuracy.

The Apparatus has existed since the beginning of time. All of life on Atinen follow its rules. However, there are certain exceptions that have been discovered throughout history.

For instance, the prehistoric creatures that have far exceeded the Apparatus's ability based on historians' studies. Or the few Blessed who have been fortunate enough to talk with the Voice of God earning overwhelming strength and abilities. They usually refer to the ...

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