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Three cars drew closer, less than ten meters apart, yet no sound from any other vehicle was heard.

There were no gunshots, no roars, only the rumble of engines.

It inevitably made one wonder if Lin Sai and Zhuomuke really were dead.

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“Is it over?”

Chaman raised an eyebrow, breaking the deathly silence in the car first.

Sisko kept his gaze fixed on the vehicles, placing his hand on Grace’s s ...

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