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Chapter 114: "Read it right!"
Author: MaryahLu
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A few weeks ago, when Gaige was deeply engrossed in researching the novel "The Seventh Oath," the very story he had transmigrated into, Axel abruptly burst into his room, disrupting his peace and shattering his concentration.

"Boss! Look what I got!" Axel exclaimed with enthusiasm, though Gaige's reply was far from enthusiastic.

He lethargically muttered, "Wow, nice. What’s that?" without even sparing a glance for Axel.

Undeterred, Axel skipped over to Gaige, waving the item he was so proud of in the air. "This!"

Axel's wide smile left Gaige with no option but to entertain him. Gaige accepted the book and examined its cover.

"Kings of Kin-Woah! Kim Nery’s book!"

The energy that had been sorely lacking in Gaige suddenly surged after reading the author's name. However, his excitement was short-lived as Axel promptly snatched the book away.

"What! Give me that!" Gaige protested, thinking that Axel wouldn't give it up without some reward. But Axel's intentions were quite different;
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