The Ethiopian Pilgrimage

The Ethiopian Pilgrimage, set in the year 2028, portrays a bleak reality where humanity faces near-extinction due to a deadly mutant virus carried by heavy rain. The once bustling streets now teem with monstrous beings, turning the world into a nightmarish landscape. A small group of survivors clings to life in an underground city composed of interconnected subway tunnels, their existence a precarious balance between survival and the lurking threat of annihilation.

Despite the relative safety of their subterranean refuge, the main characters find themselves compelled to venture into the desolate surface world. They must navigate through the remnants of civilization, now overrun by mutated creatures and the eerie silence of abandoned cities. Their journey is fraught with danger, yet they press on, driven by the primal instinct to survive.

As they traverse the devastated landscape, the characters encounter remnants of human civilization, now twisted and distorted by the virus’s effects. The once vibrant cities now lie in ruins, their streets haunted by grotesque creatures that were once human. The survivors must use all their wits and resourcefulness to evade these dangers, relying on each other and their survival instincts to stay alive.

Throughout their journey, the characters are haunted by the specter of the virus, never knowing when or where it might strike next. The world they once knew is gone, replaced by a harsh new reality where only the strongest and most cunning can hope to survive. Yet, amidst the desolation and despair, a glimmer of hope remains, driving them ever forward in their quest for survival.