Life for Life
Ted Yeats confronts the mysterious figure who offers him half of Chana's territory and the position of leader in exchange for sparing Sam Todd and his son. However, fueled by vengeance for his parents and fellow disciples, Ted refuses any negotiation and prepares for a deadly confrontation.Will Ted's thirst for vengeance lead to his downfall, or will he emerge victorious in his battle against the mysterious enemy?
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