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Chapter 80: Endless Trials
Author: Corazon
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The days continued to pass in Tenebros, with Evan living his life in an unending cycle of battles, despair, and loneliness. Amidst these hardships, he found himself growing stronger—not just physically, but mentally and spiritually as well. In a world filled with cruelty and uncertainty, Evan was forged into a resilient and fearless individual. Every step he took was a test of his resolve, and each test brought him closer to a version of himself that even he no longer recognized.

His battles were not just a matter of physical strength but also extraordinary magic. Before him, monsters with magical powers from various elements—fire, water, wind, earth—emerged one after another, each more dangerous than the last. There were monsters that could incinerate everything in an instant, others that could freeze anything they touched, and some that could manipulate thoughts and emotions. Evan faced them all with unwavering courage, even though every battle could be his last.

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