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... rength of the other side is not weak, and the ability to escape is estimated to be stronger. Do you think we can catch it with our ability?”

Cheng Yang said: "Do not worry, as long as you can find each other, I will have a way to catch each other."

"That's okay." Xiaobai said very simply, just waiting to see Cheng Yang's jokes.

Cheng Yang naturally would not see the idea of ​​Xiaobai, Xiaobai is his pet, and the other person’s thoughts are not enough.

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