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Chapter 153, Twin Monkey Ghouls.
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Malik sprinted through the zoo's winding paths, his boots pounding against pavement as he chased the screeching monkey ghoul. The creature leaped from the lamppost to the concession stand roof, sending debris flying behind it.

"You little shitty thing!" Malik growled, activating his armor boosters. His sword hummed to life as he swung, but the ghoul twisted mid-air, barely dodging the strike. It retaliated by hurling a chunk of broken concrete, forcing Malik to duck behind a ticket booth.

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