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... et the student, his senses were tingling crazily.

Compared to normal Elementalists, combat mages mainly relied on their physical strength. Although Harry's stats had increased considerably, he still didn't think it was enough to fight on equal ground with combat mages.

He found Nathan's gaze slightly uncomfortable, it seemed to be a mixture of curiosity and shock. Harry didn't put much thought into it as he simply turned his head away and continued heading for the exit.

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