Even with the doors and windows wide open, the stench in the warehouse hadn’t lessened much.
The putrid odour seemed to have seeped into the walls and floor, clamping everyone’s nose and mouth as if with an invisible, damp cloth. Even though they were mentally prepared, Victor and Kane's bodies still tensed instinctively when they stepped back inside.
The corpse deep inside the warehouse was even more repulsive than when they had first seen it.
It had practically fused with the floor. The clothing, blood and decaying flesh had mingled with the dust and dampness of the ground to form a mass that made one’s stomach clench at the sight of it. Large patches of skin and flesh had rotted beyond recognition; the surface was dark and swollen with cracks revealing a deeper hue beneath in some pl
