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Su Qianqian’s small body staggered from the demonic wind.

Wang Wanqing hugged Su Qianqian and took a few steps back.

Wang Wanqing could also feel an extremely strong cold aura in this demonic wind, causing every cell in her body to tense up.

Because the Demon Eating Flower’s feet were rooted, it could completely stick to the ground.

After a while, a hazy and burly figure walked out of the darkness.

It was a man who looked to be in his fifties. His ski ...

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