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About Long Sword, Wind and Cloud
Optimums, a terrorist organization, maintains an oppressive regime over Sacco City—a place where thousands of immigrants reside. Since they came into power a year ago, the organization has enacted new laws and reclassified the immigrants from the far east as East Refugees. He Jiang is a hot-tempered girl who travels alongside her father, He Chang Feng, as he delivers goods across Sacco City in their truck. One day, the Klee—a military police force—apprehends both for being in possession of a...
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