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Chapter 238 - Leah’s Fear
Author: M. K. Diana
last update2025-04-25 00:32:37

Meanwhile, deep in the tall grass of a dense thicket…

“Mya, whatever spell you’re casting—make sure it’s strong enough to hold these things off.”

Leah muttered through gritted teeth, her eyes fixed on Mya, who was seated cross-legged beside her. The two girls were huddled within a glowing magic circle barely ten feet in diameter, a fragile sanctuary surrounded by an ocean of death.

Leah’s heart was pounding like a war drum. Her face was drawn tight with fear, cold sweat trickling down her temples and soaking through her clothes.

“Damn it! This is insane!”

What lay before her eyes was, without a doubt, the most horrifying sight she had ever witnessed in her entire life.

A massive horde of zombie-like creatures—bodies mangled, faces torn, and exuding a stench so vile it could turn the strongest stomach. It was a grotesque cocktail of death and rot designed to ignite primal terror in anyone who laid eyes on them.

And the worst part? There weren’t just a few. Not dozens. Not even hundreds
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