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Chapter 50 (Let's show them)
Author: Temiloluwa
last update2023-02-22 22:04:23
After a week and three days, it was finally time for Minamino and his troop to set out. His troop consisted of three thousand men. Two thousand five hundred freshmen, and the other five hundred was mostly filled with low class fighters.

The soldier with the highest rank in the troop Nazumoto deployed was Nate. His rank was 195k, which was more of a low-mid level fighter.

Although it came as a surprise to Minamino himself, other generals were already used to this side of Nazumoto that wanted to do things his way.

"Did he really need to do that? What a show boater!" Hinata thought as she continued her medical research in her office.

Nazumoto had decided to take lower ranked fighters this time around, to prove that the W-5 were not a problem to him.

Almost every freshmen in the army were gathered to see them off, as different types of people were wishing them good luck and hoping for their safe return. Of course they all knew that some of them who joked among themselves right now might
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