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Chapter 51: The Car Battery Defibrillator
Author: SolidWrite
last update2026-03-24 18:23:00

"Alright, here we go. One... two... THREE!"

ZAAAAAP!

A high-voltage electric shock slammed into Raka's chest. His entire body arched upwards. His muscles seized violently, beyond his control.

His bones felt like they were vibrating, and he could smell ozone and the faint scent of his own slightly scorched flesh.

Raka's vision, which had been pure black, was now filled with dazzling white spots.

Thump!

A small tremor ran through Raka's chest.

"Hmm, a single beat. Not enough," the woman's voice s
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