The prehistoric hero thought the Ghoul Curse was even more terrifying than the plague.
Compared to the way the Ghoul Curse spread, the plague was practically an adorable little angel.
Around 1700 BC, it wasn't just the "Mound of the Dead," Mohenjo-daro, that came to an end. The entire ancient Indian civilization, a civilization as old as China's, vanished without a trace within a mere hundred years.
Modern India and ancient India were two entirely different things. The latter was the Harappan civilization, also known as the Indus Valley civilization; the former, however, was the Ganges civilization.
"Fox Den! Fox Den! The Fox Hunter team can't go any farther! It's all zombies, all zombies! We're still six kilometers from the target!"
The Fox Hunter team's six all-terrain off-road vehicles were nearly surrounded by a growing number of red markers. The gunfire had barely let up, punctuated now and then by explosions. To hold back the surging zombies, they had even used powerful thermite grenades, setting one blazing inferno after another and burning the walking dead to ash.
But if the convoy kept forcing its way forward, then even with the speed advantage of their all-terrain off-road vehicles, they might not make it back in one piece.
The video feed from the scene was utter chaos. Zombies howled as they charged from every direction. Some fell into the flames; others trampled over their companions' corpses, pushed through the fire, and doggedly advanced step by step. The sight was enough to make anyone's hair stand on end and send a chill down their spine.
Every member of the Fox Hunter team was a retired elite soldier from the French Foreign Legion. They were still in the prime of life, with plenty of vigor left. Not only were they experienced in combat, but