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Bahukatsu Armor
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Bahukatsu Dojo, Mountain Sheng, Cheena

***

Clap. Clap. Clap.

A soft clap invaded the small mental chamber. It echoed on the walls. Dreygo stood up, wiped his tears trying to obscure from the source of the clap, and hauled himself up. He felt lighter as if he lost weight. It was Jade standing beside the large column, near the entrance door.

“You passed!” Jade congratulated.

“How do you know that I passed?” Dreygo asked.

“If you fail, then you will probably be in a coma for a few days, or worse, you will be stripped from your insanity.”

“Really? Maybe it won’t affect me because I am a demon. It only works on humans.”

“I would not be sure about it. During your trance to another world, your body was continuously twitching, like you were having epilepsy. And your saliva is dripping down to your shirt. I thought you were losing the mental test.” Jade said as a long smile curved across her face.

Dreygo was silent momentarily and inspected his wet shirt and confirmed that it was his s
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