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The Rise of Max bladeheart Chapter 19: Mental Fortitude
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Chapter 21: The Challenge“I’ll deal with him myself.”A sharp voice rang out from the left, cutting through the murmurs of the gathered students.All heads turned as the crowd instinctively parted, making way for the approaching figure.Max, who had been walking away without sparing the fallen attackers another glance, recognized the voice almost instantly. His steps slowed as he turned slightly, watching as a familiar, broad-shouldered figure strode through the parting mass of spectators.The student pushing forward had dark brown skin, a powerful build, and a look of pure determination set into his hardened features.The murmurs in the crowd swelled as people recognized him."Oh my god, isn't that Jace Holloway?""Yeah, it's him!""But where are Roy Madsen and Theo Vance? They’re always together."The students exchanged glances, confusion mixing with intrigue as Jace Holloway marched straight toward Max.Max’s gaze remained impassive as he turned away.“Oh, it’s you,” he said, his
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