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... r? You are also tempted?" A giant monster more than three meters tall appeared beside the village. "Boy, is that you? I advise you not to worry about it, otherwise! Huh!" The giant axe in the monster's hand flew out with great vigour and interrupted a tree with a thick waist.

I swallowed my saliva and walked boldly until I stopped within ten meters of the monster. A closer look at this guy found out that this guy turned out to be a toad-like monster. Although there are human-like limbs th ...

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