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... inally, he just planned to add a high-level human life battery to the war fortress, but who would have thought that there would be unexpected gains.

Pierce has a space gem on him!

After Dr. Zola discovered this treasure, he immediately changed his plan, quickly modified the original battle fort structure, added Pierce core, and changed the original Zola Ares single core to the current dual core configuration. .

It's not that Dr. Zola doesn't want to swallow the space gems al ...

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