Chapter 149: Clean up
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The remaining lackeys began to panic, their techniques growing more desperate.

One after another, they attacked, but Oasis was always one step ahead.

A man with a curved blade aimed for Oasis's head, but Oasis dodged with ease, delivering a spinning backfist that caved in the man's skull.

Another, a martial artist using fist techniques, charged forward, unleashing a flurry of punches.

Oasis weaved through the blows with fluidity, stepping inside the man's guard and breaking his arm before snappi
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