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Training Part III
"When will he be out?" Selina asked impatiently while stretching her upper body. The sight was a seductive one. The Student Council President ogling at her with his mouth slightly opened was enough proof of that. It was almost certain that in that dirty mind of his, she was doffing her clothes. Fortunately, he was the only on that took notice of her charm. The others were too young to understand how alluring the sight was.
"Do you think it is easy to reduce your wielding energy?" Abe sneered upon seeing Frederick's uncouth appearance. To think that the Student Council President could be reduced to such a slobbering mess because of one girl was in his opinion, plain disgraceful. Though to be fair, Abe was a bit too young to make such a judgement. Maybe in a few years' time, he'd realise why.
"For instance, even though you are currently in the mortal realm, if I ask that you reduce your energy to maybe the first or second stage, would you be a
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