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Chapter 56: Not an Ambush, But a Warning Beneath the Moonsteel Trees
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Chapter 56: Not an Ambush, But a Warning Beneath the Moonsteel Trees

Ryan opened his eyes slowly, blinking away the Dioki haze that blurred his vision. The pressure around him immediately sharpened his senses—three silhouettes encircled him, each pulsing with the energy of summoned familiars. The momentary silence was a lie. A calm before a stupidly loud storm.

He didn’t need to glance twice to recognize one of them—John, top-ranked bastard in their division. The other two? Vague echoes in his memory. Faces that never earned real estate in his brain.

"Three, huh?" Ryan mumbled, his voice dry. His gaze slid across their familiars—a hulking orc with boulder-like fists, a snarling hobgoblin with twin cleavers, and a nimble satyr twirling a dagger like a conductor of war. Not one of them bore a trace of a wolf’s bloodline, which meant his Sphinx’s aura wouldn’t screw with them like it did Landark.

John sneered, twirling a Dioki
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