The Strange Adventure of a Broke Mercenary

The Strange Adventure of a Broke Mercenary – Chapter 167, From Confusion to Conclusion

Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul   “Eh? What? That power is resistible?”   Gula was as confused as Mammon. Unlike the powers of other Evil Gods, Mammon’s power wasn’t the offensive type, so she had always thought that it couldn’t be resisted. Yet Loren’s greatsword wasn’t snatched away, and he was able to continue attacking Mammon. This completely overturned her belief that the only way to fight against Mammon’s power was to dodge.

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The Undead King of the Palace of Darkness

The Undead King of the Palace of Darkness – Chapter 45, The Escape Part II

Translator: Wisteria Editor: Silavin   I was born into a noble house of a small country. That said, it was neither a powerful or illustrious house… probably. It was of the title of Baron, and we were never invited to popular huge gatherings. As I was bedridden since the age of ten, I was unable to take a look around our domain or enjoy any of the special privileges that came with the class, but…

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The Strange Adventure of a Broke Mercenary

The Strange Adventure of a Broke Mercenary – Chapter 164, From Planning To A New Turn Of Events

<<Previous Chapter Index Next Chapter>> Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul   Lapis and Tizona came back after some time. Loren told them about Gula’s idea, and they readily accepted it. Loren was worried about Tizona crossing the moat, but Tizona herself didn’t seem to care much. 

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The Strange Adventure of a Broke Mercenary

The Strange Adventure of a Broke Mercenary – Chapter 162, Departing, Again, and Camping

<<Previous Chapter Index Next Chapter>> Translator: Lizz Proofreader: Xemul   Just as Lapis said, the post-town officials didn’t need that much time to verify their story. They started interrogating the captured bandits and dispatching riders on fast horses to the depot location right away. Loren’s party was proved to have raided and destroyed the depot, and earned much gratitude from the town. 

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