Chapter 349
Author: GRACE
last update2026-10-22 21:25:50

The Sector-4 Arena was deafeningly loud. High up in the executive commentary booth, the lead anchor leaned into his microphone. He was a heavily augmented cyborg. His face was covered in shiny silver plating, and his eyes were glowing red camera lenses.

He chuckled dismissively. His voice echoed through the massive stadium speakers.

"Well, folks," the cyborg anchor laughed, "it looks like the Sump-dwellers brought their bedsheets to a plasma fight."

The crowd in the VIP boxes roared with cru
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