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CHAPTER 53: THE FALL OF THE FIVE
Author: Tan clipps
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The evolution felt like my skin was being pulled off with hot pincers. It wasn’t a graceful transformation—it was messy, painful, and honestly, it made me want to scream. But I couldn't afford to scream. Not with five gods currently diving toward me, their blades drawn and eyes full of that desperate, frantic energy you only see when someone realizes they’re about to lose everything.

They weren't using spells this time. They were done with tricks. They wanted me dead, old-school style.

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