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I Don't Need A Guillotine For My Revolution!

Chapter 1: Prologue ༺ I Don’t Need a Guillotine for My Revolution ༻ Written by - 카르카손 (Carcasson) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ In a dungeon where the sun didn’t reach, the stench emanating from the mold-covered walls stung my nose, and the cold hard floor chilled my bones. I c...

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Chapter 1: Prologue ༺ I Don’t Need a Guillotine for My Revolution ༻ Written by - 카르카손 (Carcasson) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ In a dungeon where the sun didn’t reach, the stench emanating from the mold-covered walls stung my nose, and the cold hard floor chilled my bones. I couldn’t even feel the heavy shackles on my ankles anymore. And worst of all, the horrible thirst and hunger continued to torture me. Creak- Then, across the dungeon, I could hear the faint sound of a door opening. My shoulders tensed, fueled more by fear than courage at this point. Fuck, what’s now. The echo of footsteps grew louder as their owner approached the iron bars of my cell. Even with a parched throat, I managed to dry swallow as the person finally arrived at my cel

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