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Chapter 130: Guerrilla in the Ice Field
Author: Dwinda
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Snow wind roared inside the simulation room. Visibility was zero.

In the middle of the white storm, the figure of The Forgotten Hero stood tall, even though one of his lungs had been replaced by a breathing machine that hissed roughly. His shabby greatcoat fluttered. He didn't hold advanced weapons like lasers or nukes.

He held a bamboo stick. However, the bamboo was made of transparent Cryo-Steel, and its sharp tip emitted vibrating blue plasma.

"Advance," the Hero's voice was hoarse, calm, ye
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