Prospect For Reincarnation: From Common Fodder To Calamity
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couldn't confirm it just yet. In fact, he couldn't confirm
to look around when the same glowing ta
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be a ruler in th
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subtle sullen look on his face. "Hollow Demonling? So, I actually begin as
given numerical form in order
ndurance. The last attribute seemed to be inaccessible
he would have wanted. Maybe he would be provided with it gradually the more
te a bit. What exactly counted as a unique q
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ckage in his vision, it disappeared, leav
Between them was immaculate yet worn stone tiling that abruptly ended to give way for a massive desert ma
he had to say, the only thing more fascinating than th
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in his previous life
d to have housed even more astounding beauty in their prime, bef
stepped on the s
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walloped the Incarn
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look in every direction every five seconds. When he could, he would walk through
was
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thirty minutes later, as Inc
sand rose higher and higher in the
I imagined I would have to fight
as a fly, much less some ancient relic, which left the new In
trekked up a particularly high mound of sand two hundred meters from where he had been, while once
ne tiling at its visible bottom. Trapped within and around it, were the ancient skeletal remains of hundreds o
with peculiar branding on their chest
ct, as what remained of others were what
ttached, had their hands raised, their mouths aga
mehow made goosebumps appear o
ght with shock, awe, and an o
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ing on the other
to distinguish from the su
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haped into the form of a fat man with nine, lively e
ck arms which were locked together and formed at the bottom, not feet, but th
ibly weak, and discovered for the first time, that he had three hearts when the