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... r, who was staring at a dead end.

"As they said, the teleportation anchor point has indeed disappeared, but there are still traces left behind: unstable space, darkness elemental particles, and that disgusting aura of the Abyss, I can never mistake it; it was lingering in the air in large quantities."

Fenrir's voice was filled with unconcealed killing intent. If Myne's trio appeared before her now, they would realize that the killing intent Fenrir used for them wasn't even ten pe ...

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