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The tank Dora was in cracked and a powerful explosion destroyed it.Everyone nearby, bearing the power of emissaries, froze and looked in the same direction.

Elizabeth was momentarily paralyzed but quickly leaned back and jumped.

She destroyed every material above her and got closer and closer to the laboratory, a heavy feeling in her chest.

It was too late, the moment she decided to change her focus, she couldn't help but realize that she had made one single mistake.

Hope was nowhere to be seen, thus she abandoned Dora for nothing.

She entered the laboratory, blasting a hole in the ground, and looked at the source of the strange energy she felt.

Dora emitted a jet of yellow, black, and white energy that spread throughout the room like a tornado.

His pressure was released randomly in single waves and knocked out many scientists each time.

Because of the energy he gave off, he was difficult to see, but the glimpse of his silhouette showed that he was observing his hands.

Elizabeth watched, powerless, wondering what she could do.

Gradually, the energy waves softened, the pressure waves fading.

Dora was now clearly visible.

Covered in a yellow aura, he lowered his arms, his eyes staring at a wall.

He raised his head once more, everyone was watching in great fear of what was coming.

But what their eyes couldn't see, was the System screen that he was watching.

|Greed: 25%

|????: 25%

|Player: 50%

He nodded and sighed, then turned toward Agiel.

The man was standing just a few meters behind him, a satisfied smile on the lips.

"Well then, your eyes tell us that everything just went as you planned. I feel tempted to congratulate you."

Agiel curtsied.

"Coming from the origin of the tree, I feel honored."

Dora stayed silent for a while then walked toward him.

"The tree? Origin? Curious... sounds familiar to us, but how come you seem to know our memory better than us? Who are you?"

"Just a humble gentleman who talks too much, my friend."

Dora looked at him head to toe, trying to remember him, but eventually shook his head.

"No matter how we look at it, you can't be one of the blond people in our memories, you shouldn't exist there... Let's see, if you can give us an answer, we'll put you in a preserving list, tell us, do you know anything about the world of origin?"

A silence hung over the room, and for the first time, Agiel stopped smiling.

His eyes were shaking and his lips were tight.

No one could understand the conversation between these two, but suddenly, a tear fell from Agiel's right eye.

"... So you're really."

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