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The Birth of the Troll Slayer
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Alex’s roar echoed through the shattered village as his body finally gave out.

He dropped to his knees, the impact sending ripples through the thick pool of blood covering the ground. The metallic scent filled the air, heavy and suffocating.

Bodies surrounded him.

Massive troll corpses lay scattered across the ruined village—some crushed beneath collapsed huts, others torn apart where Alex’s scythe had carved through them. Broken weapons, splintered beams, and chunks of stone litt
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