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... 'd thought about it. Though he'd taken the time to consider what he wanted it to do, the system had gone above and beyond that, and what he'd gained was something better than he'd expected.

With a thought, he called up his status to review.

[Name: Velik]

[Race: Human (Duskbound)]

[Class: The Black Fang]

[Level: 42]

[Physical: 136(+29)]

[Mental: 80(+6)]

[Mystical: 61(+40)]

[Free Points: 0]

[Decarma: 124981]

[S ...

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