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... everyone retreat out of the camp. He would wait for the fire to extinguish on its own then plunder the loot!


Xiao Yu’s tactics were spot on during the battle. But even now his army was outnumbered by the bandits. Moreover, the grunts had injuries too. Tyrande whistled and the hunters were called back. The rest of the bandits saw that everyone else had surrendered so they followed suit.


A hunter made a report: “Master, there are many slaves that are still in captivity. Should ...

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