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Demon Hunter and His Cabin

When he was engrossed in the Wizard World, Roger unexpectedly transmigrated to a world that seemed familiar yet strange. In this place, the legendary monsters actually existed, disguising themselves among the populace and becoming a part of this world. Starting from a deserted island, Roger began his career as a Demon Hunter. Although he had an inborn golden touch after transmigrating, what made him somewhat helpless was that it wasn't him with the cheat, but rather just a dilapidated house ready to collapse... After a long time, when Roger ascended to the castle surrounded by mountain peaks, he couldn't help but let out a sincere exclamation: “From a cabin to a castle, the house is too big and hard to manage!” ………… This is the story of a Demonic Hunter living in the modern world.

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Chapter 249: Geralt of Rivia

Watching Dickinson's figure disappear, Roger returned to the coffee shop once more, sitting alone by the window and observing the quiet and peaceful town outside.

"Foreigner..."

"Being rejected by a world, this feeling truly isn't very wonderful."

"It turns out there are many Otherworldly Souls in this world just like me."

According to what Dickinson said, there currently appear to be only two methods to resolve the conflict between body and soul.

The first is to rapidly increase one's strength, and the second is to stay in Cursed Land as much as possible, utilizing the imbalance of external rules to weaken the conflict between body and soul.

Both methods have their own limitations and cannot fundamentally solve the issue of conflict.

Although Dickinson said there's no complete solution for the conflict right now, that's only temporary; perhaps it's just that his level and strength aren't enough.

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