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Divine Mask: I Have Numerous God Clones

Lucas, a human transmigrated from Earth to a fantasy world, strives to live a peaceful life with his sister despite lacking special abilities or cheats. However, the world's cruelty shatters his tranquility when his beautiful sister is taken from him, and he is framed for her death. Devastated and powerless, Lucas is forced to flee. During his escape, Lucas grows stronger, eventually earning the feared title of the Demon God. Despite lacking inherent talent or cheats, his relentless pursuit of knowledge allows him to uncover his enemies' weaknesses, leading him to victory time and again. One fateful day, while praying for his sister, Lucas falls into a trap and is killed. His enemies have used his sister's memory against him, igniting a fury within Lucas as he dies, his final regret being his inability to save her. In his last moments, he wishes for a second chance to act first and protect his sister. [System Notification: Host has died a second time] [Cheat Activation Sequence Initiated] [Cheat Activated: Divine Mask - God Clone System Online]

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The Missing Elder Thalnor (2)

Elder Vorn stood at the head of the gathering, his expression heavy with concern, his eyes scanning the room. His usually calm demeanor had taken on a more somber tone as he prepared to speak to the other top elders of the Necrovauld Academy

With a slow, deliberate breath, Elder Vorn began, his voice low and measured. "I don't know exactly what's going on yet, but I have a feeling that something far deeper—and perhaps darker—is at play here."

He paused, letting his words settle into the minds of the others, each of them waiting intently for him to continue. "And it's not just about Elder Thalnor. I believe the Malachor Clan might be involved in something… more significant."

The room fell silent, the tension thickening with each passing second. The elders, usually composed and indifferent, exchanged uneasy glances. Even for them, the unknown held a certain weight of dread.