The biohazard world of this Sixth Epoch was quite interesting. The reason it was called "interesting" rather than "strange" was that this Earth had "grown up": its biological races had diversified, its civilizations had become more complex, and the world could no longer be described merely as "strange." On this Earth of the year 3240, one could not see technology that matched the era. In terms of technological development, it had stagnated at the level of over a thousand years ago. Yet the ravages of biohazard viruses and the fusion of worlds had driven this world in another direction.
Vibrant and diverse!
Powerful physical strength had gradually replaced technological power. Technology had combined with magic to form a new kind of "magitech," while pure technology remained stagnant. Relatively advanced industry coexisted with ancient handicrafts. For example, while factory machinery worked hard to produce parts, a blacksmith's shop next door might be forging swords by hand. Or while some "Fruit" company peddled the latest communication devices, a "Magic Communications Agency" beside it might be hawking crystal balls for communication.
So, this was an interesting world.
But regardless of the world, war was always an objectively existing note in the lives of social creatures. At present, the war between the human-representing Liberation Corps and the biohazard beast-representing Biohazard Corps was the main theme of this era. The old barriers of skin color, nationality, and so on had long since ceased to exist.
This was a war between species. Bloody, fight-to-the-death! More than sixty percent of both sides' resources were devoted to this species war.
What Yin Kuang and the others had encountered earlier was the Liberation Corps' mechanized force of purebred humans—plainly speaking, ordinary patrol soldiers!
So-called purebred humans were humans who had not undergone viral modification. They were the most numerous,