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When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) novel Chapter 95

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Of the Giselle Jones stories I have ever read, perhaps the most impressive one is When They Beg I Rise (Lemira). The story is too good, leaving me with many doubts. Currently, the manga has been translated to Chapter 95. Let's read the author's When They Beg I Rise (Lemira) Giselle Jones story right here.

Lemira didn’t care if Alaric could recognize her voice after finishing her piece.

She dove into the game, ready for her first battle of the day! She was well aware that making it to this level meant her opponents were no slouches.

Her first match kicked off against a berserker, tough as nails and hard to take down.

Her opponent taunted, "Girl, beg for mercy now and maybe I'll go easy on you. After all, a spot won by hiring a ringer won't save you."

Lemira didn't bother with a comeback; she let her gameplay do the talking.

Five minutes later, her opponent was eating dust. Unsurprisingly, Lemira came out on top!

After each battle, there was a three-minute breather. The chat in Lemira’s streaming room exploded with reactions.

[Where's that cocky guy now? ]

Watching the stream, Alaric couldn't believe his ears. The streamer's voice was a dead ringer for Lemira's.

How could that be? Was he hearing things?

Alaric turned to his secretary next to him, asked incredulously, "Did the streamer just speak?"

The secretary nodded, "Yeah, sounds like a young girl. Something wrong?"

Alaric didn’t respond; he was fixated on the stream, his emotions in turmoil.

SweetLemon. How had he not made the connection before? Lemira's childhood nickname was Lemon.

Suddenly, Alaric found it hard to breathe! If she was indeed Lemira, he couldn't even begin to contemplate the implications!

At the moment, Evelina approached, "Alaric, What's wrong? You look pale."

Alaric’s Adam’s apple bobbed slightly, "That streamer's voice, it's just like Lemira's! Could they be the same person?"

After streaming for two hours and securing a ten-match winning streak, Lemira advanced to the top 100.

Seeing the result, she smiled. She massaged her sore wrists, noticing the chat continued to flood with gifts.

Lemira turned on her mic, "Thanks for all the gifts, guys. I'll be back tomorrow to climb the ranks further. This is my first time streaming, so I'm still learning the ropes."

[Goddess, can you drop some gunner tips?]

[Yeah, I wanna be a gunner too, taking out those jerks!]

[Ms. Lemon, you can't log off just yet. You gotta hang with us, chat a bit, shoot the breeze.]

Lemira responded, "About the gunner guide, it might not be able to finish today, but let's talk about the ten matches I just won, and how exactly I beat them."

She opened the replay of her matches, breaking them down piece by piece. Her voice was calm, her analysis clear and insightful.

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