Chapter 178
Author: De Scripter
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“It’s the Conqueror!” Someone squealed, “We're saved!”

“We’ve heard a lot about you!” The fear in the prisoners’ eyes shifted into something else,hope, admiration and relief.

Michael didn’t react to the title. He simply stepped forward and gripped the thick chains binding the metal bars. With a sharp pull, blue energy flared across his forearms. The metal groaned, then snapped apart like brittle wire. “Time and place, everyone,” He said calmly. “Let’s get you out of here first.”

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