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Chapter 244 The Real Beasts
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The armored car carved a path through the open desert, its heavy tires kicking up plumes of dust as it raced toward the southeastern border. Inside Ali’s hands were steady on the wheel, while Marwan’s gaze was fixed on the horizon.

Suddenly, dark creatures flew above them, almost distorting the pale blue sky. Marwan leaned forward, his eyes narrowing. "Look! There," he said, his voice a low growl.

Ali followed his gaze to a swirling swarm of Ghouls, monstrous hybrids of giant crows and hawks, flying with malevolent purpose directly toward the distant city of Askalan. Marwan’s body tensed. "Stop the vehicle! I have to face them now, before they reach the city!"

But Ali’s hand shot out, gripping Marwan’s arm firmly. "Wait! Malik is expecting them in the city. Don’t worry, he will stop them. He’s the most experienced with this type. Let us be the ones to stop them here, before the army of ghouls forces us to fight in the streets of Askalan."

Marwan paused, the conflict clear on his face
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