Chapter 139
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Caster walked briskly toward his destination, his long coat billowing slightly in the cool breeze. Beneath the coat, several spatial bags hung from his belt, hidden from view. As he looked around the city he had called home for so many years, a wave of nostalgia washed over him.

Looking at the familiar streets, he whispered to himself, “This place really has changed.” “Well, then again I have.”

This was the place that had been his training ground for Magesmithing – he had learned everything by
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    If Caster used his golden magic to blast the door open, the explosion would be massive. It would alert the entire fortress. It would also drain the last bit of life he had in his heart."I cannot blast it open with magic," Caster whispered to himself.He stepped back. He looked at the massive, heavy iron hinges on the right side of the door. The hinges were the size of a man’s head. They held the incredible weight of the door in place.Caster reached into his deep pocket. He had lost his blue magic. He had hidden his golden magic. But he still had his brilliant mind, and he still had his dirty pockets.When Caster had survived the mob in the Gilded Rose, he had grabbed a few things from his broken alchemy table.He pulled his hand out of his pocket. He held three small, sharp, dark gray stones.They looked like ordinary rocks. But they were not. They were explosive alchemical shards. He had made them

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    "I cannot do that again," Caster whispered. His arms were shaking.He looked at the three bodies on the floor. He could not leave them out in the open. If another patrol walked by, they would see the bodies and sound the alarm.Caster looked around.In the dark wall near the iron gate, he saw a small, square metal door. It was a maintenance shaft. It was used by mechanics to fix the heavy pipes behind the walls.Caster grabbed the first heavy guard by the collar of his armor. He pulled.The body was incredibly heavy. Caster’s broken ribs screamed in agony. He gritted his teeth and dragged the man across the floor. He opened the small metal door and shoved the body into the dark shaft.He went back for the second guard. He dragged him over. He shoved him in.Finally, he dragged the third guard and pushed him inside.He closed the small metal door. He wiped the blood and sweat

  • Chapter 733

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