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... flew back in, casting a fearful glance at Qin Sang before merging into the Yan Luo Banner.

The surface of the Yan Luo Banner shifted, and the image of King Yan reappeared.

Qin Sang commanded it to emerge, and the flag's surface distorted as King Yan floated out again, standing solemnly before him, appearing unusually obedient.

Qin Sang knew that what King Yan feared was the Jade Buddha, not him. But he didn’t mind. Recalling the text he had read earlier, he ordered, "Give ...

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