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    • Chapter 47: Tacit Understanding

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      by cnwebnovels.com Chapter 47: Tacit Understanding Outside the Azure Wind Inn at 48 Sour Lemon Street. Dressed in a thick jacket and wide-legged trousers, Blazing Danitz returned by a roundabout route and pressed himself against a corner of the wall. For a long time, he did not move a step. He hesitated over whether he should seize this chance to flee and no longer face that terrifying madman, Gehrman Sparrow. Unlike the encounter at Bansy Harbor, this time he had hidden on a rooftop some distance away and had been…
    • Chapter 46: Grazing

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      by cnwebnovels.com Chapter 46: Grazing At dawn, the sky faintly brightened. In the alley beside the wall, most of what remained was quiet, motionless gloom. Using Danitz’s cloak, Klein merged into the shadows and swiftly traveled through them. He only felt the surroundings turn gray-black and transparent, reality detached and blurred, while all sounds seemed to come from the depths of the starry sky, empty and distant. After moving as far as possible from Fragrant Tree Avenue, he identified his location, then…
    • Chapter 45: A Swift Battle

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      by cnwebnovels.com Chapter 45: A Swift Battle The instant Klein leaped out from within the flames, the golden glove on his left hand gleaming faintly, two points of light in his eyes swelled from small to large, from dim to bright, like lightning suddenly tearing across the sky. After using a Paper Figurine Substitute to draw the attention of Steel Maviti’s group, he had already activated Creeping Hunger and switched to the soul of the Interrogator, preparing to use the Beyonder ability Mental…
    • Chapter 44: Eternal Dream

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      by cnwebnovels.com Chapter 44: Eternal Dream The Rorsted Archipelago was the Kingdom of Loen’s governing foothold in the Central Sonia Sea, and likewise a key diocese of the Church of Storms. A high-ranking deacon qualified to participate in the Cardinals’ Council had long been stationed there. Of course, not every pirate at the admiral level could alarm such a great figure, let alone so-called second mates and boatswains. Deacon Cordova Royer accepted the mission happily, led two teams of Mandated Punishers, and…
    • Chapter 43: Calm Scour

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      by cnwebnovels.com Chapter 43: Calm Scour Raising his head to glance at the wall clock and seeing that it was already past eight, Alger set down the thick glass mug in his hand, squeezed through the drunkards moving back and forth, and stepped out onto the street. Because the Rorsted Archipelago possessed abundant coal resources, Bayam, like continental cities such as Backlund and Pritz Harbor, had black gas lamp posts as tall as a person standing by the roadside. The light of burning gas shone through metal grilles,…
    • Chapter 42: Meeting

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      by cnwebnovels.com Chapter 42: Meeting At five in the afternoon, on Olive Tree Avenue, Pamela’s Divination Hut. Alger Wilson pushed open the tea-colored wooden door with small glass panes set into its upper half and entered the mysticism-themed café. He ordered a cup of Femmer coffee from the Pas Valley of the Star Plateau in the Southern Continent, took out the deck of tarot cards he had purchased earlier, and placed it beside him. The top card was none other than The Hanged Man, depicting an angel hung upside…
    • Chapter 41: Cooperation

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      by cnwebnovels.com Chapter 41: Cooperation By the time he left 47 Blackhorn Street, Klein had already figured out Winter’s basic situation. He had changed his appearance, disguised himself as a police officer, and obtained the information from nearby neighbors. “Simim Island, the farthest island in the Rorsted Archipelago. From Bayam, I would need to take a passenger ship, and the trip would take four to five hours. There are only two ships each day, at nine and ten in the morning, and I have already missed both…
    • Chapter 40: Colony

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      by cnwebnovels.com Chapter 40: Colony The flesh of the comb-spined fish certainly could not compare to a murloc’s, but the many spices were complex without becoming chaotic, and their distinct layers of flavor still earned Klein’s appreciation. He felt that the more he ate, the more he wanted, as though he could not stop at all. “If a local Beyonder truly wants to withdraw from dangerous circles and live an ordinary life, he could absolutely open a Rorsted-style restaurant in Backlund, specializing in grilled…
    • Chapter 39: A Bold Hypothesis

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      by cnwebnovels.com Chapter 39: A Bold Hypothesis Out on the great ocean, pirates shared three iconic interests: strong liquor, women, and gambling. Alger Wilson merely took out his silver pocket watch, clicked it open, and glanced at the time before he understood where he ought to begin asking around. It was a quarter past eleven. Brothels and bars had yet to open. Only the casinos would certainly already have gathered a crowd of fellows dreaming of becoming rich with ease. Alger was even more familiar with the port…
    • Chapter 38: Admiral of Blood

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      by cnwebnovels.com Chapter 38: Admiral of Blood “Hunt them?” Danitz instinctively repeated. When he truly understood what Gehrman Sparrow meant, he instantly became excited. Changing his sitting posture, he lowered his voice and asked, “Is there anything you need me to cooperate with?” As a qualified part-time pirate, he had nothing to do with beautiful words like tolerance, mercy, or benevolence. Since he had nearly died at Steel Maviti’s hands, and now had the chance to take revenge, he certainly was…
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