Although Russians had been called the fighting nation before the Reiki Revival, as though they feared nothing, they had never been this unusual.
It was as if some force had amplified this trait within them, making them truly fearless of all things.
Unfortunately, this force did not affect humans alone; it affected Mutant Creatures as well.
Because of this trait, neither side avoided battle or fled, and the resulting casualties were even more severe.
Fortunately, this trait could be controlled, so it would not cause them to lose their minds in battle.
It was simply a pity that they had not controlled this trait at the most appropriate time. Otherwise, their casualties would certainly have been far lower than they already were.
At this moment, there were still some people who had not left this ruined city.
It was not that they did not want to leave. Where could they go after leaving this place?
In the war between humans and Mutant Creatures, they had been warriors unafraid of death. But once removed from the battlefield, what could they, the survivors of that war, do?
Continue searching for Mutant Creatures to fight?
They were only truly unafraid of death because they were in battle; they were not like that at all times. When it came to death, how many people could truly disregard it from the bottom of their hearts?
Sorry, but they could not.
They had not been warriors from the beginning. It was simply that once the war between humans and Mutant Creatures began, there were no longer any ordinary civilians—only great warriors.
Now that this war was over, they were no longer warriors.
Besides, even if they truly did not care about death, they could not possibly seek out Mutant Creatures just to die. Such a death