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Chapter 36: Bloody Savages

Author: Brainy
last update publish date: 2026-06-01 23:58:07
Leinna's POV

VENNAS

"What?!”

The word came out far louder than I intended, and several heads turned.

Kael didn't even flinch, didn't look up from the deer. There wasn't even a hint of guilt on his face, no shame either… Nothing.

The man looked as calm as if we were discussing the weather.

"You heard me."

He said after a long pause, and my jaw dropped.

For once in my life, words failed me. Surely he was lying, exaggerating, trying to provoke me.

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