Chapter 297
Author: BOSSSESamaaaa
last update2026-07-11 18:26:01

A few seconds earlier, on the other side of the settlement.

Ryn's shout reached Lein's ears from a distance where no ordinary voice should have carried. But senses that had long surpassed those of an ordinary human no longer obeyed the same limitations.

Lein moved before the echo had even fully faded.

And what he found at the marketplace was not a sight that made him want to stand still for long.

Ryn was on the ground, the position of his body making it obvious that he had been thrown down agai
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