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June 18, 2020
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Heavens Fall is a magnificent city, one filled with vibrant life sprawled in every corner. Behind the scenes, technology had revolutionized Heavens Fall and the society people lived in, connecting all facets of life and rejuvenating the intellectual curiosity of all people. At the core of this development stood a central figure: Titan, the tech giant of Heavens Fall.
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