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Sure, here is an expanded version of your passage:

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William was very happy with the rewards he got as well as the adventures he had embarked on. Because of this adventure, he had been able to test out his skills—his necromancy, which he hadn't used much, and his natural magic, which he had only used once. He knew that the more he used these skills, the more accustomed he would become to them, and the better he would get at fighting with them. To him, all the struggles and adventures within the dungeon were just opportunities and a path for him to grow stronger. Each encounter, each battle, and every moment of survival honed his abilities and forged his character.

Reflecting on his journey, he remembered the initial hesitation he felt when he first ventured into the dungeon. The unknown dangers and the lurking monsters had seemed insurmountable. But as he progressed, his confidence grew. The battles were fierce, but they taught him valuable lessons. His necromancy allowed him to com