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Chapter 93: The Council of War and an Oath Upon a Grave
Author: kakco
last update2026-09-12 09:11:01

In the dark corner of the room, Gatot and his group swallowed hard. Cold sweat poured heavily down their backs. The scarred man exchanged glances with Rina, Tigor, Doni, and Seno. They cursed inwardly, finally realizing that they were not serving a rebel leader, but had stepped deep into the circle of a true demon.

The pressure of the killing aura that previously choked their throats slowly evaporated. The temperature in the meeting room returned to normal, but the tension still ling
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