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Chapter 153 : Warning Banner, PT. Nugget Life Is Not for Sale!
Author: Senja Barat
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The neon drenched street sign across from the shop flickered, buzzing with a dying insect like whine.

Doni stood on a wobbly wooden stool in the alley, his sleeves rolled up, revealing forearms that had worked through far worse wars than this.

He wasn't holding a sword, he was holding a dripping, thick paintbrush and a roll of industrial grade tarp that felt as heavy as a suit of armor.

"Higher to the left," Kaelen shouted from the ground, squinting at his phone’s camera feed. "If it's not pe
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