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... d at the top of his lungs in pain.

Clarence did not kill him. He just stabbed his needle into the man’s spinal nerve.

This part controlled the human body’s pain nerves. After Clarence stabbed his needle in it, any pain the man felt would be magnified by a hundred times.

The man lay on the ground and struggled uncontrollably, but it was all in vain. He banged his head against the floor to try to knock himself out.

No ordinary person would be able to endure pain thi ...

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