Ten hours later, they arrived at Punjab, near the borders that divided India and Pakistan. 

The scenery outside the vehicle was a piece of barren land. Vegetation was absent from the hills and there seemed to be an endless horizon of gobi made out of stones and sand. There was no one here, let alone a single rat. Albeit resilient beings, rats still required food and water, none of which was present at this place. 

“Boss, if we go past that mountain, we’ll be in Pakistan.” Anjum Khan pointed to a huge mountain ahead of them. “Locals call it the Bone Mountain because of a war that took place here in the past. It took the lives of many, hence why it got its name.”

Xia Lei took a good look at the mountain. It looked like a standard stone mountain. Its uneven surface consisted of various sized stones and sharp cliffs. It looked very difficult to climb. 

This terrain was most suited for battles where your opponents outnumbered your forces. That was also the reason behind his choice of location. This was where he had planned to perish...