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... oard boxes that he brought from Japan as he explained the boxes’ contents to Valetta . Inside the cardboard boxes were groceries such as canned foods and Lipo-Ds, medical supplies such as bandages and antiseptics . These goods were in such large amount that even if Kazura didn’t return to Grisea Village for several months, it would be alrightFurthermore, besides the cardboard was a stack of bags that contains 500 kilograms of polished rice . If he had this much rice then even if Kazura wouldn’t ...

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