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20. WEREWOLF MONSTER
Author: SOFTHANNDS
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High in a mountainous area, groups of Level 4 and Level 5 monsters surrounded two players.

The creatures looked like enormous squirrels, each one the size of a grown human.

But one after another, the monsters collapsed to the ground.

Dead.

Standing in the middle of the battlefield were Kaida and Aina.

Their movements were fast and precise as they rapidly took down the remaining monsters.

After finishing the last one, Aina opened her interface to check what was happening in the game.

Suddenly, a
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