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... he checked his body by moving every part of it and even moved the tail with his mind as if it was natural.

The demonic and divine beasts vowed before their king which Adrian feels a bit guilty of. He was not really the Primordial Divine Beast Sun Wukong but just temporarily taken the form of their king due to Perfect Assimilation. Still, this was needed in order to defeat the Primordial Divine Dragon Huanglong or rather to kill it.

[You have taken the form of the Primordial Divi ...

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