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Assassins Break During Zombie apocalypse

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Read Assassins Break During Zombie apocalypse novel written by the author Fallen_immortality on WebNovel, This serial novel genre is Martial Arts stories, covering action, system, survival, apocalypse. ✓ Newest updated ✓ All rights reserved

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Becoming someone who hidden from the world and yet feared by many, that's what I become right now. Vincent Stellar, was one of the most feared assassin in the world. If someone want to hire him, it's not gonna be easy. Even the president of a big country needed to fulfilled some procedure in order to meet him. Using code name 'Luna' he killed every single target without fail. But one thing was obvious from him, he only kill during full moon. That's the first very reason people call him 'Luna' Lived alone inside big mansion in the mountain, and went hiding from the world. Aside from his strong and mysterious appearance, he had one big weaknesses. That is he easily believed superstition. One day he meet a mysterious old man he saved in the forrest and one thing the old man said to him. "6 Month from now on, zombie apocalypse will begin, survive as much as you can" "mysterious old man words that appear from nowhere in the mountain is always right, i need to stock up preparing for the apocalypse"

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