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Chapter 379
Author: Sikky Turner
last update2026-07-13 02:15:07

The muddy battlefield was perfectly quiet.

The rain had stopped. The cold wind blew across the gray ash. Thousands of sick, bleeding refugees stared at the ground.

Scattered in the dark mud were thousands of glowing blue pills. They looked like tiny, beautiful stars fallen from the sky. They hummed with a cold, inviting, painless peace.

Rick stayed on his hands and knees in the dirt. His dark gray coat was soaked in blood. He reached his hand out toward the man with the bleeding arm.

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