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A lone 24-hour convenience store glows on an empty street at 3:02 AM, introducing Dead Hours and its first chapter.
Kaito slumps behind the convenience-store register, staring at one lonely hot dog rotating under fluorescent lights.
A tracksuit customer leans over the counter and insists that he only wants the free hot dog.
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A lone 24-hour convenience store glows on an empty street at 3:02 AM, introducing Dead Hours and its first chapter.
Kaito slumps behind the convenience-store register, staring at one lonely hot dog rotating under fluorescent lights.
A tracksuit customer leans over the counter and insists that he only wants the free hot dog.

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The Buy-One-Get-One Casualty의 10페이지 중 3페이지를 읽었어요. 나머지를 읽으려면 로그인하거나 무료 Inkroost 계정을 만드세요. 금방 끝나고 사이트의 다른 모든 무료 챕터도 열려요.

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3:02 AM. A man rushes in demanding only the free hot dog from a buy-2-get-1-free promo, refusing to buy the two. The register can't process it, so he decides to wait out the clock until the promo resets at 4 AM. Rin films the whole thing. The promo simply ends, devastating him — and Kaito hands him one anyway. A tight, dumb, warm one-shot.

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A quiet 24-hour convenience store sits alone on an empty dark street at 3:02 AM. The page functions as the title card for Dead Hours, Chapter 1, “The Buy-One-Get-One Casualty,” establishing the liminal small-hours setting where ordinary retail problems can become absurdly important.

2페이지

Inside the store, Kaito Mori slumps behind the register with a dead-eyed expression while one lone hot dog turns on the grill roller. His thought is simple and bleak: nobody has bought a hot dog in six hours. The page establishes Kaito’s exhaustion and the tiny object that will become the chapter’s battlefield.

3페이지

The tracksuit man leans over the counter with both hands planted flat, focused entirely on the promotion. He tells Kaito, “I only want the free one.” Kaito stares back, unimpressed. The page turns a normal convenience-store deal into a deadpan argument over whether a free item can exist without the purchase that earns it.