Chapter 312
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Khar’zek’s saber hissed down in a crimson blur. Jack twisted to parry, but the warlord feinted—then reversed. The blade bit deep across Jack’s lower abdomen, tearing through the scorched fabric of his suit and carving a searing gash across muscle. Emerald sparks burst from the wound as his aura faltered. He staggered, a strangled cry torn from his throat.

Pain became fire. Fire became movement.

Jack’s free hand shot forward before thought could catch it. He drove his fist, wrapped in emerald flame, straight into Khar’zek’s armored chest. The impact cracked like a thunderclap. Bone plates split under the blow; molten blood fountained outward in a hiss of acid steam. Khar’zek roared, tusks snapping, as the force knocked him backward.

Both of them toppled. Jack crashed to his knees, clutching his abdomen, vision swimming. Khar’zek sprawled onto his back, chest heaving, golden eyes flickering. The Bloodfang Saber spun away from his claws, skittering across the molten rock with a shriek of
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