'An epidemic that can turn normal humans into zombies?'
The first page of the diary had already provided Gu Jun with a huge surprise.
'There have been records of zombies in the foreign civilization, and there was an epidemic behind it?'
Naturally, the term 'zombies' had a different translation in the foreign language, but Gu Jun understood it clearly. In the foreign language, the word zombie had two morphemes—one meaning flesh-eating, the other monster. 'Flesh-eating' also carried the connotation of 'necrophiliac' and 'body-snatcher' in the foreign language. Other than that, there were many terms that had the meaning of 'monsters' in the foreign language, and each of them had a different connotation depending on the type of monster. The one affixed to the term 'zombies' meant one that had 'long claws and sharp teeth'. It was normally associated with beasts. However, the morpheme used to describe the Necro-skins had the meaning of 'horrifying subject'.
