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Chapter Eleven: Sun Tzu

作者: Memory Redhorse
last update 公開日: 2026-03-24 18:40:31

Kaelen

The late summer sun beat down on the training field, the air so thick with humidity that every breath felt like drowning. It was a perfect day to train. There was no shade on the field, nowhere to seek shelter. I could already feel the prickle of sunburn on my scalp and nose, so I retreated under a beach umbrella on the sidelines and sucked on a water bottle, checking my watch.

Thirty-six men and women were making laps, their clothes soaked, their faces red with exertion. It was a beauti
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