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Chapter 59: Bone Marrow Cancer
Author: Infared
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The Zweihänder whistled through the air. In the narrow space, there was no room for a full follow-through, so Bo used the weight.

She didn't slash; she crushed.

CRUNCH.

The lead Knight’s buckler couldn’t block the blow, so it shattered like glass.

The force of the iron slab sent him flying backward into the water, his chest plate caved in like a tin can.

The other three split. Two went low, aiming for her hamstrings.

One went

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