About eighty kilometers north of Wasteland Camp, on a plain, stood a small village that had fallen into ruin who knew how many years ago.
The village was small, with only twenty or thirty shacks scattered along both sides of a nearly dried-up riverbed—some low, some dilapidated, some built from rubble and clay, along with a few houses made of rusty sheet metal erected atop broken walls and crumbling eaves.
It was clear that the village had been abandoned for a long time. Many roofs were haphazardly covered with rusted sheet metal, while others had been casually laid with some unknown kind of beast hide. The tops of several houses were practically collapsing, and none of them looked particularly sturdy.
There were no walls around the village—or rather, the walls had not been maintained for a very long time. Only a few crooked wooden stakes remained, hung with dried "Gundam" fragments and skulls. They were clearly "boundary markers" left by Chaos natives warped by the Warp, or by Chaos cultists, generally used to mark their territory and warn outsiders to stay away.
Obviously, this village had also been occupied and corrupted by Chaos and Warp monsters. Otherwise, those savage and terrifying "boundary markers" would not have appeared.
Unfortunately, those warning "boundary markers" were useless against Greenskin players whose consciousness had been projected from Earth. On the contrary, they greatly aroused the Greenskin players' interest and desire to fight!
Because to players, once they found those "Gundams" and skulls—once they found those "boundary markers"—it meant there were "wild monsters" and loot nearby. The more Gundams and skulls there were, the more wild monsters and loot there had to be. Naturally, the more excited the players became, and the more recklessly they could WAAAGH!
Wasn't that exactly the case?
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