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Chapter 21 - The Massacre
Author: M. K. Diana
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The four security officers were now on the fourth floor, approaching Apartment 44 from two different directions. However, before the team leader could issue his next command, a scream echoed from below.

“What’s going on?” Unable to see clearly due to the thickening fog, he contacted one of the snipers stationed in the vehicle.

“My view is also obstructed by the fog. Requesting permission to step out?”

“No, stay where you are.”

The team leader was about to order two of his subordinates to investigate the commotion when he heard something unusual.

“What’s that sound?” he muttered, lowering his ear closer to the ground. Through the dense fog, he caught a noise that resembled the sound of a wild animal devouring its prey.

Moments later, something leaped out from the mist and landed directly in front of him.

“W-what is that?” Reflexively, all the security officers aimed their weapons at the figure that had just emerged.

As they took a closer look, their bodies began to tremble. “T-this is…
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