No one answered his question. When faced with the unknown, no one would not be afraid. Fear would subconsciously make people avoid it and not want to face it.

The bearded man now feels uneasy when looking at the people around him. Who knows if they are infected with the disease? If they bite him, it will be all over.

How disgusting that thing is, how could he not know it?

Najib ordered his men to start packing up the tents and throw all the headless bodies into the mass graves. The bodies were carried into the woods and thrown into the bottomless mass graves.

The soldier who had dealt with the corpse went back, completely unaware that there were hyenas at the bottom of the pit that specialized in eating carrion. After the people left, they crawled towards the corpse and began to bite it.

I don’t know how much time had passed, but the hyenas’ originally ferocious eyes were gradually turning blood red as they crawled up along the edge. Their desire for blood made them subconsciously want to get close to living people.

Corpses were continuously being sent in. The soldier who was about to go back suddenly felt something staring at him. He turned his head and met a pair of blood-red eyes.

His body suddenly stiffened, unable to move at all due to the intense fear.

A shadow flashed by, and the soldier was bitten on the arm. The severe pain made his mind clear instantly. He subconsciously hit the hyena's head, but it didn't let go.

He drew the long knife from his waist and chopped off the hyena's head. Looking at his bleeding arm, his eyes were full of fear, and he turned to his companions for help.

"Save me, Ge Ye save me, ah ah ah!"

His companion looked at his eyes, which were gradually turning red. He felt a chill starting from his feet, and his legs went weak and he almost fell to the ground.

The will to survive forced him to retreat continuously, and he turned and ran towards the tent, shouting as he ran: "Help, hurry up, there are monsters, there are monsters!"

When the startled people came out, they saw the screaming person being knocked down, with a person buried in his neck and blood spurting out. The horrific scene scared people so much that they dared not move.

The screams became weaker and weaker, and the people standing and watching felt as if they had fallen into an ice hole.

When he came to his senses, he rushed forward with a long knife to kill.

After finally getting rid of the monster, the person who had been bitten to death was lying on the ground twitching all over. He slowly opened his blood-red eyes and crawled up in a strange posture.

Baring its teeth, it lunged towards them...

The tent, which had been quiet at first, began to become chaotic again. At the same time, the smell of fresh blood drifted on the wind, attracting the hyenas hiding in the forest.

He approached the edge of the woods little by little and attacked the soldiers.

When Najib brought his men over, he saw this chaotic scene. His pupils shrank instantly, and he looked at the people around him and scolded, "What's going on? Why are there still people infected?"

The guard looked panicked when he saw this. He didn't know what was going on. He caught a glimpse of the hyena that looked like it was going crazy, and a light bulb went off in his head as he understood.

He pointed quickly and said, "General, look! Those hyenas must have been infected, which is why they bite people. One by one, they infect another..."

Naji scolded: "You useless bastards, why don't you burn the bodies? Damn it, quickly take a bow and arrow and shoot them in the head and kill them."

The Huns' camp was in chaos. They finally killed all the infected people. Those who survived were trembling with fear, fearing that they would be the next.

Inside the coach's tent

The bearded man sat at the top, staring at the black-robed man with a hostile look, and said in a deep voice, "Your Excellency, does the Hall of Immortality need to give us an explanation for this matter?"

"Where's the antidote? If we keep going like this, how are we going to defend ourselves against those monsters? We won't even have a war if we keep killing them like this."

The black-robed man twitched his lips, feeling somewhat uneasy under those unfriendly gazes. He said helplessly, "Commander, I don't know what's going on in this matter either."

"Youying loves studying formations, poisonous insects, and the like. Since he can create this thing, he must have a way to cure it. We just need to wait for him to come back."

The bearded man slammed his hand on the table, making a loud noise.

"When can you return? I can wait, but how can the other soldiers wait? And how can we continue to fight this battle? Tell me."

The man in black robe felt the oppression and lowered his head unconsciously, not daring to say a word. He hated the shadow in his heart. He thought it was a good job, but it turned out to be a mess.

He whispered, "Lord Shadow will be back soon. Marshal, please be patient and wait a little longer."

The bearded man's eyes were fierce, as if he wanted to eat the man.

I felt so regretful. I should have known not to use the poisonous insects. Who would have thought that the Dagan people would not blockade the city, but instead throw the people infected with the poisonous insects here, leaving them unable to take care of themselves.

The military advisor shook the fan in his hand and said in a deep voice: "Marshal, all this is to blame on the Dagan people. They disregarded the people of the world and wantonly spread the plague."

"If this gets out, I think other countries will be unhappy too."

"...You mean to make this matter public? But if it gets out and it's discovered that we, the Xiongnu, were the first to release the Gu people, wouldn't that be courting disaster?"

The bearded man waved his hands, his face full of resistance: "No, no, this is too risky, let's wait a little longer."

The military advisor paused with the fan in his hand, hesitated for a moment and finally shut up. Forget it, he'd better not do anything rash, otherwise he would be in trouble if something really happened.

Since it's the Eternal Life Hall's fault, they should be the ones to solve it. What a bunch of rubbish.

The Hun camp was in a mess, so naturally they would not start a war.

Jiang Ling in Pingcheng received the message, pursed his lips, and his expression became more solemn: "The spies sent news that the Xiongnu can't do anything about this."

"But they are the only ones who would do such a thing. If they were helpless, how could they have dared to do such a cruel thing to Da Gan in the first place?"

Gu Chen's originally happy mood completely sank after hearing this, and he frowned: "Major General, you mean that the people behind the Huns can't do anything about it."

"Isn't this person crazy to do this? If he's not careful, the world will be in chaos and everything will be destroyed."

Jiang Ling shook her head: "I'm not sure. The information we've collected isn't enough to make a conclusion yet. Let's wait and see."

"What's the situation in the city? Does the doctor have any ideas for stopping it? If not, is there any way to alleviate it? Those whose blood has completely turned black are beyond help."

"Those who are newly infected, can we think of a way to save them?"

Gu Chen whispered, "The doctor said there's a way. It's to have them stay in the cellar. There's ice in there, which is a little better. It can slow down their mutation."

Jiang Ling raised an eyebrow, a little surprised. "Ice? General Gu is saying that those red nematodes don't like the cold, and if they stay in a cold place, it can prevent them from reproducing, right?"

"Well, that's what the doctor said."