The Judgment of the Unbound
Author: Megawise
last update2026-11-04 13:04:43

​Chapter 244:

​[ADDITIONAL SUBJECT IDENTIFIED:] EVERY MONSTER THAT CHOSE TO STAND WITH MARK SHOLA

​Mark stared at the notification.

​Then he looked toward the thousands of monsters gathered across the valley.

​“Well, that's unfortunate.”

​The Obsidian Tyrant turned toward him.

​“What?”

​“Apparently, having friends is now a punishable offense.”

​The monster gave a low growl.

​“Then we should make the punishment expensive.”

​Before Mark could r
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