We Reopened the Plague Mine for Silver. Then We Burned the Infected Alive. | The Black Death Incident of Kutná Hora, Bohemia in 1351 - Mythical Creature Horror Story
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This is The Black Death Incident of Kutná Hora, Bohemia in 1351 by Sascha Schmidt, a mythical creature horror story for sleep. Here, the Black Death is not medieval superstition, but a heat-producing colony organism that cultivates plague bacteria inside a sealed silver-mine drift.
Recovered testimony follows Doktor Oswald of Eger, whose safety certificate returns miners to the warm earth below. When black fibers spread from the dead into timber, straw, and grain, his improvised sulfur-and-lime quarantine fails—and a smaller colony appears inside a surface supply cart. With Kutná Hora only two kilometers away and the camp already contaminated, Oswald realizes that no one can simply be allowed to leave.
Written by Sascha Schmidt, based on the lore of Beasts of the Ancient World, and narrated by the synthetic voice of Henry Atkinson.