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... world, but there was a place he always went to to get some moment of reprieve when he wasn't in the combat class, his first safe haven.

That spot was known only to a few, and amongst those few, none ever visited that place, except him of course.

The place was an abandoned greenhouse that had lost its original beauty and grandiosity, due to a wild growth of various floras.

The transparent glass that acted as its roof was broken, shards of glass laying around, both on the f ...

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