Novel Virus Novels & Stories

Catelyn sounded upset. She used to have confidence in Yael. Yael was a medical genius. She believed he could kill the virus. However, the woman who had poisoned the Mason family years ago was too evil. There was no cure for the virus! Viruses had always lived with people since the world got populated. Some viruses have evolved over centuries and could not be killed. Just as Cedrick's virus was about to take hold in his body, Yael suddenly found a record of the virus in an ancient medical book.

They found a very rare virus in their blood, and it was confirmed that Niu Erwa and the other villagers were suffering from the same virus. "Is there an effective drug for this virus?" Qin Haodong asked. Shao Weimin shook his head and said, "If there was an effective drug, the Yunnan Department of Sanity would not have reported it. The virus is a new species and has never been seen before. There is no preventative vaccine and no effective treatment. "The only good news is that at the moment the virus is transmitted through the blood and it's not too difficult to prevent."

The stuff described sounds like social engineering, I think, but only on a cellular level. Then there is an email that makes me cold. The Butcher writes about how he plans to grow a new virus. At first, it will look like the flu virus. H5N1. People will be treated for it with the means that are currently prescribed for it. But it won't work. By the time the medical world realizes this, the virus will enter its next phase, namely that of a hemorrhagic virus.

Sam and Tina were driving to work, making their way through the slow Mumbai traffic. The news was playing on the radio. The last week had been full of information about a virus that had supposedly infected many people in New York. There was no known cure and no idea of how it spread. They had named it KV17, which the media had renamed ‘Killer Virus – 17’. “We all need to be careful. Viruses can get out of control very fast,” said Sam with a furrowed brow.

Tyler asked politely. "I don't think Mr. Newell's illness is like a typical mosquito bite. It's more like a new type of virus." Jade got straight to the point. "Even if a mosquito bite were severe, it wouldn't induce the peculiar symptoms Mr. Newell is experiencing, where the wound not only fails to heal but also deteriorates. Don't you find it strange?" "Oh, what do you think it could be?" Tyler asked patiently. "I think it's more like a new mutated virus," Jade said, her lips pursing as she continued. "Take mutation, for example. Mosquitoes carrying mutated viruses transmit them to humans through bites. Currently, I don't have a treatment method for this virus yet."

Since he expected nothing, he won't be disappointed when he received nothing but another betrayal. At most, he'd sigh and turn to leave... "What did you say? Three students fell ill and were diagnosed with an unknown virus?" "That's what I heard from the TeleSearch. From the symptoms and finds, the virus resembles the Cornea from the 20s. Only..." "What? Only what?" "Whoever contracts it starts puking blood and if the symptom isn't treated within 24 hours, the skin of the victim peels off..." "What!? What the he**! What sort of virus is this!? And how did they even contract it!?"

asked the General who looked quite surprised about what had happened to the inner world. "This virus outbreak is like a substance that is thought to have been developed directly through airplanes, spread by air and makes some humans infected with a virus that will instantly suffocate and die within a few days," replied Kojima explaining again. "This substance that is spread through the air can become a very virulent bacterium for people who have low physical strength and now the state governments are trying to find a way to cure it but they haven't found a cure," said Kojima again telling the information.

He looked up, meeting the questioning stares around the table. Athena sat at the head, her posture firm, with Raymond beside her. To his right sat Justin, his beta, while Lorraine occupied the seat to Athena’s left. “The phantom virus,” he repeated. “It's a rare type of bug that can be attached to a particular post. Once done, the post replicates itself as soon as it gets deleted. It's a pesky thing. Hard to get rid of. Whoever did this wants to make sure it stays online no matter what.”

In the evening, their whole body turned red and caused a burning sensation. Everyone experienced it until the performance of the house pack was slightly reduced, but strangely, only Alpha and Luna, Elder Sofia and the healers. The Crescent pack was clearly in chaos due to the sudden outbreak of the strange disease. Even the export process was temporarily at a standstill. Even the healers couldn't confirm what kind of virus it was, even though they had taken blood samples from patients in the pack and brought them to the city for research. The results concluded that it was a new virus, and there had never been research results before, even considered worse than the rabies virus or lychantopia

“I have another idea.” Alec leaned forward. “What’s that?” I was ready to kill someone. “My team has a newly developed airborne virus. It’s a viral bug that when breathed in, causes your blood to not clot and you bleed out. Similar to snake venom. We would need to introduce it into his air conditioning system. There is an antidote we would need to give Gunther and Kara.” “Why wasn’t this plan A?” “Well, it’s not 100% effective and still lightly experimental. They might still live. Their systems might not be deadly.”