Chapter 329
Author: GRACE
last update2026-10-20 23:59:21

The hidden dojo deep in the Dead Zone was dark. Silas stood around the glowing blue tactical table with his twelve recruits. He had just laid out the holographic blueprint of the Sector-4 Arena. The projection showed a chaotic mess of ruined concrete buildings, rusted metal towers, and deep trenches.

"The match is tomorrow," Silas announced softly. His 30-beats-per-minute heart held the room steady.

"I need a 5-man strike team," Silas said, looking at the twelve faces. They were bruised and t
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