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Axe: Notorious Assassin Transmigrate Into A Game Of Chess.

Axel was a renowned assassin, known for his exceptional skill in wielding an axe. He had never failed to take down a target with his mighty weapon. One day, he was given a special mission by the notorious cult that had honed his assassination abilities. Little did he know, this mission would be his last. Despite successfully completing the assassination, his family was brutally attacked and murdered. Alone and consumed by despair, Axel awoke to find himself in a different dimension of Earth. The streets were empty, and almost everyone had vanished. Suddenly, a message appeared: Ding! [Welcome To The Underworld Games] [You Have Acquired The Chess System] In this new dimension, Axel and a few others were tasked with completing games provided by the system. The chess game was not played on a board, but rather with opponents representing the chess pieces. Failure in any game level meant the end, but victory promised unimaginable rewards. Axel was now faced with a new challenge, and the stakes had never been higher.

BLUE_WAVY_ · ファンタジー
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50 Chs

ZOMBIES EPIDEMIC V

Axel tore his gaze away from her and looked down at his injured arm once more. "I feel like a monster now. My wounds usually heal on their own, so why isn't it healing this time?" he asked, meeting Ave's confused expression.

"Your wounds even heal on their own now! Wow!" Logan exclaimed, his eyes wide with shock.

Meanwhile, the growling of the zombies continued, despite the players' efforts to remain quiet.

"Do you feel strange at all?" Lionel asked Axel. "And can those zombies just keep quiet?" he added, his tone laced with anger.

"No, I'm okay. I'm just surprised it hasn't healed," Axel replied with a heavy sigh, using his shirt to tie off the bleeding arm.

"It might be due to stress. I just want this fifth game to end. I really need rest," Florence said with a sad expression as she lay down on the floor, while the other players shook their heads in disbelief at her recent behavior.