And because the Void World possessed extraordinary powers, the appearance of the Plague Zombies was quickly followed by the emergence of Advanced Zombies with extraordinary abilities. They evolved at a terrifying pace. The surviving humans found it harder and harder to withstand the surging Zombie Horde and could only retreat step by step, suffering ever greater losses.
Soon, entire nations were wiped out by Plague Zombies. Then small Void Worlds began to fall completely to the Zombie Virus.
Traces of the Zombie Virus even appeared in the Mist World under Green's control.
In a remote Orc Tribe in the Southeast of the Mist World, a small Portal suddenly appeared above the settlement one day. A tiny vial of clear liquid fell through it.
Crack! The vial shattered. Its contents splashed across the ground and seeped deep into the soil...
A few hours later, Green received a report that startled him. "The Zombie Virus has appeared in the Mist World too?"
Green frowned slightly. He had expected this. Once the Zombie Virus began to spread, there would be no secluded paradise anywhere in the Void. It had only been a matter of time before it reached the Mist World.
Still, its arrival this soon was beyond his expectations.
No wonder they can stand against them. These people certainly move fast, Green thought. Even so, he was not particularly worried about the appearance of the Zombie Virus.
He was a Necromancer himself, after all. Spreading a virus that turned humans into Plague Zombies was, in a sense, much like a Necromancer's Undead Calamity.
The difference was that this Zombie Virus spread more readily. And with no single Necromancer controlling every Plague Zombie, there was no leader to strike down first.
When a Necromancer unleashed an Undead Calamity, a powerful fighter could kill