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    The Amazing son inw Chapter 2691 – 2691 part 2</h2>


    The living conditions in the vige where Hunter (Hamid) is stationed are incredibly harsh. Electricity, which once was a reliable service, has been absent since the onset of the civil war. In this ce, the vigers, alongside Hunter’s (Hamid) soldiers, face the grim reality of no electricity, nomunication, no running water, and no sewage systems.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    As a result, both the local vigers and the soldiers have been forced to use a dry toilet, creating a massive daily waste problem where one or two thousand people generate a significant amount of refuse.<fn102a> Content originallyes from find{n}ovel</fn102a>


    Initially, the soldiers took turns cleaning the toilets and disposing of the waste, butints were inevitable, regardless of who was assigned this unpleasant task.


    Consequently, Hunter (Hamid) made a decisive move. He designated five individuals to handle the cleaning and waste disposal, ensuring that his soldiers would no longer be burdened with such demeaning work in the future.


    However, upon hearing their new responsibilities, the five men felt utterly hopeless. The thought of dealing with the waste of one or two thousand people daily and maintaining the toilets filled them with despair. Hunter (Hamid) had made it clear that they would be stuck in this role for life, unable to leave until their demise.


    This grim reality meant that as long as they were alive, their existence would revolve around cleaning toilets and disposing of waste, a monotonous and degrading cycle that seemed never-ending.


    What could be more tragic than living a life of eternal servitude in such a manner?


    Their thoughts inevitably drifted to Charlie, filled with regret and resentment. They realized that Charlie had the power to rescue them from this nightmare. Why had they resisted showing him respect? If only they had treated Charlie with the deference he deserved, they might have had the chance to escape from Syria, and rife with conflict.


    As the seven men neared the brink of copse, Hunter (Hamid) lost interest in their plight and instructed his soldiers: “Let them rise at 5:30 AM to start work at 6 after breakfast. They will have a half-hour break at noon and another at 6 PM, working until 11 PM. Understood?”


    The soldiers promptly replied, “Understood, Commander!”


    Meanwhile, the seven individuals felt as though they could simply give up right there. A sixteen-hour workday awaited them, with only an hour and a half allocated for meals. This left them with a meager six and a half hours of free time, which did not even ount for basic necessities like washing, dressing, or bathroom breaks. The thought of having just three short breaks was overwhelming enough; six hours felt insurmountable!<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>


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