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Chapter 33
Dietrick
Fifteen hundred baby vamps, that would have to be enough. I had rushed the remaining vamps to turn as many as they were able, and they exceeded my expectations. The downside was the toll controlling them was taking on my magic. I wouldn’t be able to destroy my enemy on the field, but I could still incapacitate them. The vamps under my control would have to do the rest.
“Sir.” One of the vamps
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