A deadly battle between Kain, Eran, and Barpus, the bandit leader who was an expert in using long chain weapons with sharp blades at the end. Eran, Kain, and Barpus were facing each other in the center of a silent cave hall filled with the scent of blood.
Eran stared into the cold eyes of the bandit leader, he could feel the evil energy emanating from the deadly weapon. "The weapon is very disturbing," he muttered, then glanced at Kain who was standing tall next to him."That's why I've been dodging," Kain replied firmly, holding his hammer tightly. He knew that this battle would be a difficult test for both of them.The bars laughed coldly, "You're just a bunch of confident mercenaries. You'll both die along with this village!" he said as he swung his long chain weapon deftly.Eran and Kain moved, coordinating with each other to attack the bandit leader from all directions. However, Barpus skillfully dodged each of their attacks, and his weapon spun quickly to form
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