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119 - It is Not Food
Author: MadRain
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“Sister, are you sure about this?”

“Do we have anything else we can give?”

Norma looked at her little brother.

“No!”

Hale shook his head, looking at the item Norma brought with her on the scouting mission.

He knew they had nothing they could give him except this book, but that wasn’t what he was talking about. He was asking Norma if she was sure that she wanted to give a book to the monster that ruled City Z.

However, his sister seemed to be adamant about her decision, and he stopped trying to convince Norma to not meet with the monster that killed hunters like ants.

He knew Night Hunter saved their lives. It may not be intentional or it was simply looking for food, but they both lived because of him.

No one had ever come face to face with a hunter and lived to tell the tale in the past, but they survived. Not only them, but even the other team members also survived because of Night Hunter.

They had no weapon that could even hurt a hunter, and it could have exterminated their enti
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