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Chapter 264 - You Gotta Be Willing to Die for What You Believe In
Author: M. K. Diana
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"You keep going on and on about revenge—like I owe you something for those goblins—without even thinking about what they did to the human race."

Marc's voice echoed from inside the inn’s lobby, each word growing louder as he stepped closer to Grizelda.

"Don’t you get it? By standing up for them, you're just as guilty as the ones who tore this place apart. You're not some noble leader—you’re just another monster hiding behind a cause!"

As he spat out the last word, Marc stepped fully into view through the shattered remains of the lobby’s doorway.

Blood trickled from the corners of his mouth, and his right arm hung limply at his side, a faint wisp of smoke still curling from it. No need for a closer look—anyone could see his arm was badly damaged.

His shallow, ragged breathing and the pain etched across his face hinted at deeper internal injuries. Still, the fire in his eyes never faded. There was no fear in them, no sign of surrender—just raw, unshakable resolve.

"So go on. Do it. Hit
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