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Below the rotating structures of the viruses, their names were written, Spanish Flu of 1918, 2019 Novel Coronavirus, and 2050's UVirus. He scrolled down and the information of each virus flashes, with its origin, history, way of transmission, cases, and its deaths. Sean explains that through his study, the three viruses were most likely similar to each other when it comes to massive cases, deaths, and the fast wide-spread. But when it comes to the type of virus, only the first two were similar, they both fall in respiratory diseases, while today's UVirus falls in the nervous system diseases since the virus attacks the brain.

"People who got saturated with the rain earlier will become like that. We called them walkers and they're already undead. Zombies, they say. And if you got bitten by them, foresee that you'll gonna be one of them in less than an hour." I downed all my saliva in one swallow and drifted my eyes away outside. But then, I chose to face him again this time. "The rain?" The trinket in my voice is visible and he recognizes that. "Yes. We suspected that the rain carry something that made the people swerved like this." My mother told me that 'bout a while ago. The rain...does it mean it brought a virus and pilgrimages before reaching the ground? And if I'm not mistaken, those people slammed by the dr

Vincent The sight that met us as we drove into the ghostly village had us recoiling in shock. This was ground zero. Where the virus resurfaced after its recorded end in 2003. There were more dilapidated buildings, more sick and hungry people with worse symptoms, more decaying dead bodies all over the place. It was really bad.

He was still dressed as a doctor because he had not changed his clothes after being resued by Adrik. He cleared his throat and said, "Well, this is a type of virus that occurred 35 years ago in California infecting everyone, it spread like some flu causing humans to turn into Monstrous blood suckers." In a nutshell, transforming humans into vampires. Vampires, on the other hand, are only found in fantasy novels. But what's fascinating about this virus is that it was created by humans." Darwin stated " Who created this virus?" Adrik's direct question to Darwin left him perplexed. That is, how could he possibly know who created this virus? It happened 35 years ago, and he is only 23 years old

“No more cryptic messages or ominous warnings about things that ‘happened to me’. Someone brought me back. Someone tampered with my timeline. Someone knows about my storage system, and something is coming to wake up under my resort.” She fixed Victoria with a cold stare. “So, I suggest you start talking.” Victoria looked Sharon in the eye for a few seconds before she let out a heavy sigh. “The beginning of the apocalypse wasn’t when the first infected appeared,” she said. Sharon arched an eyebrow. “What?” “The virus was only a side effect,” Victoria continued. Daniel nodded in agreement. “The infection wasn’t intentional,” Alex said. “Enough of this bullsht!” Sharon hissed. “Fifteen years ag

The more she read, the more certain she became; everything was just like in her last life. Before, they had taken time trying to figure out what it was by comparing it to other existing viruses rather than just learning it on its own. “Becca, we should study this as a new virus, when we see what exactly it is and how it affects the ones infected, maybe we can know how to control it.” Becca thought for a while, “As a new virus? Does this mean there might be an outbreak? We received two similar cases again last night.” Sasha nodded her head.

"What is it?" "Look at the coastline. The way the mountains break toward the sea." Aradaa pointed. "The pre-virus maps. The ones I archived in the first year of the war." Kaelor squinted. "You’re saying this is Earth? The original one?" "Preserved. Before the first virus. Before the Architect. Before the panic." Aradaa leaned his head against the glass. "It wasn't a recreation. It was a recovery. The Precursors didn't just build a vault; they saved the home we thought we burned."

There was no obvious link between the victims, yet their arrivals matched the city’s lockdown and the blacked - out streets following the explosion. Nurses whispered rumors in hushed tones, voices trembling over the hum of machines: Nurse 1: “It’s… some kind of virus. Not listed anywhere.” Nurse 2 (shaking head): “I’ve never seen anything like this. It’s spreading faster than we can track.” At the center of the chaos, Dr. Miro, older, seasoned, and sharp - eyed, observed with grim understanding. She’d seen similar outbreaks before — deep - cover experiments gone wrong, infections masked by layers of secrecy. Every symptom, every anomaly fit a pattern she knew too well.

"Peter, this is a newly developed virus. It's associated with an organization based in Kerlsberg. I had only heard rumors of it until now." Steven, Charles, and Peter exchanged looks. Peter finally broke the silence, asking, "Does this virus have a latency period? And if so, how long? Would a bone marrow transplant between people carrying it cause further harm?" Marvin looked uneasy. "I've never encountered this virus personally. I've only heard about it. I can't give you a clear answer. How long has this virus been in her body?" All eyes turned to Sean, who squirmed under their collective gaze. "Why are you all staring at me? I can't give a precise answer. But if Tania left three years ago,

"Those two students have been diagnosed with Novavirus." I felt the blood drain from my face as the feared words washed over me. Of course it was the same illness as Jackson's. "But...if I may..." I struggled to gather my racing thoughts. "Jackson Ville had been carrying this virus for who knows how long before it was detected. If his records hadn't been leaked so publicly, we all might have remained oblivious. Yet when Trent and the others were exposed, the symptoms appeared almost immediately." The doctor nodded grimly. "An excellent observation. You see, novavirus exists in two distinct strains - a highly virulent form that progresses with alarming speed, and a milder variety that lies do