Chapter 301
Author: ROONIE
last update2026-06-26 18:34:19

Landon did not hide behind the chimney anymore. He stepped completely out into the open, snowy roof.

The Iron Order soldiers saw him. They focused all their laser rifles on the giant man.

ZAP! ZAP! ZAP! Fifty deadly blue lasers flew straight toward Landon's chest. But Landon did not duck.

He did not put up a massive, static magic shield like he used to do. He improvised a brand new strategy.

Landon reached his glowing white hands out and simply swiped his arms through the empty air, like he wa
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