Apocalypse Gacha Chapter 592- Black Abyss Envoy

Sato Emon stood in the group expressionlessly.

But his heart was beating profusely.

He previously got a glorious mission that could show his loyalty.

Kill the Chinese!

He was a five-star evolved, but he was a special one. In his leader's words, his job was unique, and he could kill anyone.

Of course, the price was that he had to die, too.

But Sato emon didn’t care. In his heart, a warrior’s glory was more important than his life. The glory of the faction was far more important than his life. The recognition of the leader was more important than life.

He used his way to show his faith.

For example, he had a dread knot.

In peacetime, not to mention people of similar ages, not many in Japan were willing to have such a hairstyle. But he didn’t care; he wanted this symbolic hairstyle to tell those who mock him that he was a samurai, the most loyal one. He was protecting tradition and wanted to spread it.

The apocalypse that everyone hated arrived, but he didn’t hate it. On the contrary, he was excited about the new order. He saw that the thing he believed in was rising.

The leader rose; the faction rose. More people joined factions that were about to go extinct during peacetime. He also gained power that was unimaginable to him during peacetime.

Under the leadership of his leader, he merged the samurai spirit and skills into his evolution.

He was waiting for a day to shock everyone.

That day finally arrived.

Sato Emon and his leader saw how strong the Chinese were.

His passion was not wrong. His confidence wasn’t wrong. Like many of his brothers, he looked down and hated that country across the ocean.

He knew his country had lost to them during their hundred years of history. Even if they relied on other countries to win, they couldn’t hide their recent poverty and falling behind.

Even before the apocalypse started, their economy was behind. But he still looked down on those people.

The Koreans who also lost in that war spent dozens of years sacrificing their interests rather than purchasing Japanese

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