This sentence confirmed the previous sentence, which meant that the disaster had come out of nowhere.
They might have known about the disaster, but they didn't expect it to come so quickly and so ferociously.
With a single move, everyone would be killed!
It could be said to be a massacre of a village!
The village was very large. Based on the bones he had seen, Klein roughly estimated that there were at least 2,000 bones.
For this relatively savage catacombs to have so many people, it was definitely a mature village.
At the very least, Klein had never seen a village with so many people after experiencing so many catacombs.
Furthermore, based on the buildings that had been preserved and the discarded farm tools, this village wasn't a savage one but had a certain level of civilization.
Coupled with the records of the last person, it meant that the literacy of the village wasn't low.
