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Therefore, it couldn’t be that he had just begun the nurturing and felt an improvement in the bond.

Lin Su planned to try it for a few days before ending the nurturing before the finals of the preliminaries, to see if the Bond Improvement Co-operation Index could increase by one point over those three or four days.

During these days, for Qiuqiu, the greatest regret was probably not being able to challenge the Beast Taming Towers.

After completing the nurtur ...

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