Biological Infection Novels & Stories

Let’s just say it was way too close for comfort. “Francisella tularensis,” Hunter began, his tone steady but grim. “This bacterium is highly infectious, spreads easily, and can cause severe illness or death. In short, it’s a dangerous bio-weapon. People infected with it suffer from symptoms like skin ulcers, fever, coughing, vomiting, and diarrhea.”

The plague is spreading. If it’s spread to at least one other person, that means anyone else could catch it. The doctors, in all the time they’ve had to run tests on me, have been able to determine absolutely nothing about what’s going on. The Lycan Kingdom is strong. We could face off an attack, an invasion, a coup… But this? A bioweapon? Some sort of chemical infiltration? What are we supposed to do with that? Spencer isn’t here right now, so there’s hope for him at least if this thing continues to spread. But what about those who are closest to me? Who's had direct, undeniable exposure without the immune system to fight it off? My daughter–my Tala…

"What did he do?" "The network," I gasped, the bridge in my head vibrating so hard I thought my skull would crack. "He didn't just hack it, Nevan. He infected it. Every system, every server... they’re all echoing his frequency now. The Sovereign isn't a program anymore. It’s a biological contagion. And we are the carriers." Nevan looked toward the horizon, where the faint glow of a distant town sat nestled in the valley. As we watched, the lights of that town began to pulse. Not randomly. They were pulsing in time with the heartbeat inside my womb.

Chapter 220 Max The worst thing about having an infection , is not knowing that you have an infection until your body tells you something is wrong . If you ignore the symptoms which is what I did , your body will function normally until one day when you think everything is fine , your body prints out the receipt of the things you've done to it and how much it's going to cost you to pay it back .

"Mom, I'm seeing something weird at the clinic. A new disease affects both humans and supernaturals. But it presents differently in each species." "How differently?" "In humans, it's flu-like. Unpleasant but not serious. In supernaturals, it's deadly. Rapid organ failure, death within days." Connor's voice is strained. "I've lost three patients this week. All supernatural. And I can't figure out why." "Is it natural?" "I don't think so. The infection pattern is too specific, too targeted. Mom, I think someone engineered this." Sera's blood runs cold. A disease that kills supernaturals but barely affects humans. That's not just a medical crisis—it's biological warfare.

Storm thought of the same thing and asked anxiously, “Grayson and Andy are sick at the same time. Do you think they were actually poisoned by Nephele?” Baby Robbie said, “Let’s send them to the hospital to get them checked first.” “Okay.” Storm and Baby Robbie sent Andy and Grayson into Grand Asia Inspection Center. After drawing their blood and conducting a series of tests, the doctor finally came to a conclusion. “There’s an unidentified biological bacteria inside their blood. They’re reproducing and multiplying at rapid speed.” This was shocking and dreadful news. Grayson and Andy had become carriers for this unidentified bacteria. Sooner or later, their bodies would be taken over by this

I saw Reverie closed her eyes and took a deep breath. The second round started without any conflicts, but I feel my head a little bit dizzy. I tried to give Reverie some answers but ended up choosing hers. “Don’t worry, I told you yesterday, I can handle this,” she said. “This is a biological agent that causes disease or illness to its host. It can infect unicellular organisms from all of the biological kingdoms.” The quiz master spoke on her microphone. “The timer starts now,” she added. “Pathogen,” I whispered.

The symptoms that came along with it was fever, nausea, muscle spasms, and most notably, severe instability in their wolf DNA. Whatever this airborne agent was, it was highly toxic, potent, and disturbingly efficient. I suspected it wasn’t just chemical, it had to be biological. Something bacterial, maybe even engineered. My pulse raced as I watched a warrior seize violently on his mat, his body flickering in and out of shift before collapsing into a heap. “I need as many blood samples as I can get,” I barked to no one in particular, trying to steady my fraying nerves. The medical staff around snapped into action, dispersing to carry out my order.

I prefer to be discreet. I understand his grievance especially since an immortal doesn't get sick unless he gets hit with an infection. As far as they know, the infection can only be acquired, if you have had a wound from demons. They don't know that there is something else that causes the infection. I swallowed. "I got an infection so I have a fever," I answered him. I have no intention of explaining how I got the infection.