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... Center (LRC) building. "Last I heard, you haven't been doing well in the weapons category. Congratulations on moving up to the category. Every win means more money now."

Takuma indeed hadn't been doing good in his latest fights. In his first five weapon category fights, he had only won one. Of his four losses, two had been one-sided, one he could've won if he hadn't fallen first, while the last one was his if he hadn't been blindsided at the last moment and stabbed in the gut. The four ...

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