Chapter 155: Assault
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A Few Minutes Before Midnight – One of the Camps Near Mistvalley

The camp was quiet, save for the occasional crackle of the fire.

The air was thick with a tension that weighed heavily on the warriors from Belvan.

The faint glow of a dwindling campfire cast long, flickering shadows across the faces of the Belvan warriors gathered in the camp.

Some sat cross-legged, others leaned against their weapons, but all bore the same heavy expression.

Their expressions reflected hopelessness, their morale shattered by weeks of hardship.

This was one of the three groups Oasis had promised to handle personally, the weakest of the lot.

Many in the camp had already given up before the fight had even begun.

One warrior, sitting with his back against a jagged boulder, sighed deeply as he stared into the flames.

"We’re just lambs to the slaughter," he muttered bitterly, his voice thick with regret.

"All my life, I’ve fought to survive... and this is how it ends."

Another, sharpening his blade out of h
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