Chapter 466 Lura’s Choice

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    A group of girls with no resources trying to survive in a brutal post–apocalyptic camp all on their own–it wasughable.

    “Stop!”

    At that moment, a slender figure stepped in front of the girl being whipped.

    She clutched the falling whip tightly.

    “No more hitting!”

    “Oh, it’s you, Lura,” the administrator said, clearly recognizing her. His greedy eyes roamed over Lura’s tightly covered body.

    Lura had dressed like a boy, but to a man who had seen countless women, it was obvious she had developed into a young woman.

    Still, he didn’t dare make a move.

    Not because of her sister who was already dead, but because someone had warned him beforehand.

    “Lura, step aside. I’m not after you.”

    “Lura!”

    The little girl Lura had saved scrambled behind her. She was only thirteen–tiny, fragile.

    Lura looked at her team member and said firmly, “Don’t touch her.”

    The administrator sneered. “Heh. Our orders are to capture fifty young girls to serve tomorrow’s distinguished guests. Lura, I’m not going after you out of courtesy for the VIP. Step aside, or nobody’s name will matter!”

    Lura’s expression darkened as the administrator advanced. “Don’t touch her. I’ll go with you myself.”

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    Hearing this, the administrator paused. He looked at Lura, who had volunteered, and forced a smile. “Fine. You want to go? You’re volunteering. I’ve never mistreated you. Let’s go.”

    “Wait. I still have something to say.”

    The administrator’s patience thinned, but seeing it was Lura, he agreed. “Alright. Make it quick.”

    Lura helped her teammate to her feet and spoke earnestly. “Molly, when you get back, tell everyone to keep training. Don’t stop. I’ll send supplies to you.”

    “Lura…”

    “We Steelbloom stick together. Only by staying united can we survive.”

    The girl’s eyes welled up instantly. “Lura, we can run and leave. I don’t want you to go in there–you’ll die like Lucy did.”

    At the mention of her sister’s name, Lura’s bright eyes dimmed. She wiped away her tears forcefully. “No crying. No matter what happens, a Steelbloom member never sheds a tear. We can’t show weakness. Stay strong. Never bring shame to Steelbloom!”

    With that, she turned and followed the administrator.

    Molly watched as Lura strode toward the Middle Ring gate. “Lura, we will never bring shame to you!”

    Lura paused briefly at the threshold, then squared her shoulders and stepped forward with purpose.

    The next day, Theresa followed Morgan to Ark Camp Two.

    Unlikest time, she wore a brand–new mask.

    A blue mask.

    It marked her identity–representing KI Camp. She was no longer just tagging along with Morgan to leech off another camp’s reputation,

    Now, Kl Camp carried its own weight.

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    Not that Morgan had announced it; after their famous victory at Ark Camp Three, Kl Camp had already earned recognition from the three major camps.

    At first, the camps had dismissed K1 Camp as beggars. But after that battle, they took Theresa seriously.

    This time, both camps specifically allowed K1 Camp to attend the meeting.

    If they knew the true strength of Theresa’s camp, it wouldn’t just be Theresa invited–they would all have to make formal gestures to wee her.

    “So, this neer is from Kl Camp, huh?” one of Ark Camp Two’s members said coldly after theynded.

    Theresa gave the new administrator azy nce.

    Of the three camps, Ark Camp Two had the worst rtionship with her. If she weren’t strong, who knew what they might have done to her.

    She didn’t bother with pleasantries, looking away instead.

    The person from Ark Camp Two immediately frowned. “Do we really need a nobody like this at our summit?”

    Morgan stayed silent. If he hadn’t seen Theresa’s camp before, he might have agreed.

    But now?

    “KI Camp is strong. They have a right to attend our summit.”