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THE WAR OF HEREM – 聖絶大戦 –

by Kimura Taro Ongoing

Synopsis

The Civil War never truly ended.

In an America divided by an uneasy ceasefire, the North hoards impossible technology, the South is ruled by sorcery, and Dwarves remain enslaved beneath human rule.

Thirty years later, a young Dwarf slave girl named Grace escapes her plantation and is taken in by the Underground Railroad—a secret network of hidden stations, electric rails, and impossible hope.

For the first time in her life, Grace finds safety, knowledge, and people willing to fight for freedom.

But freedom is not a simple thing.

Not in a world built on slavery.

Not in a country where war never truly ended.

And not for a girl whose pain is slowly turning into something far more dangerous than hope.

One day, Grace will stand before an army and command holy annihilation.

This is the story of how a runaway slave girl becomes the voice of rebellion—and something far more terrible.

Author’s Note: This story was originally written in Japanese and translated into English with AI assistance. The original Japanese text is included at the end of each chapter.

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