Uncover Novel Viruses Old นิยาย & เรื่องราว

They were something new. Something terrifying. Something that threatened everything we had built. I stood on the wall of Haven, watching the horizon. Adrian stood beside me. "Scarlett, we need to make a decision." "What kind of decision?" "We can't contain the virus. It's spreading too fast. We need to change our strategy." I looked at him. "To what?" "We need to attack the source." "Source?" "Every outbreak has an origin. A place where the virus first appeared. If we can find that origin, we can stop the virus at its source."

The Clan Shaman could neither perform a prediction nor get a glimpse into how they came about on the western shore, leaving the elders clueless to the encroaching danger. Then there was the virus. The origin of the infectious agent couldn’t be located. But from the report of my men, the virus the pregnant female members of the clan had been infected with was the same one discovered in the bodies of the females found on the shore. And my wife's antidote just happened to rewrite the genes of the expecting mothers and pups, helping them develop immunity to any viral agent with a similar genetic makeup as the virus found in the faceless females.

This was the most urgent thing Amelia needed to figure out right now. Viruses all came from hosts, and there had been many large-scale epidemics in the world. Including ancient times and the Middle Ages, what scared people the most were cholera and plague...

Maisie spoke again. “Three years ago, Uncle Erwin told me that the outbreak of the virus 30 years ago was caused by a group of people. They were studying the virus, and those people were the nobles.” Wesley was stunned. His face was turning pale as he stammered, “The nobles? They were studying the virus?” Maisie turned around and continued. “My grandfather is the only person who knows everything about the outbreak 30 years ago. However, he’s gone missing.”

Gael interjected. “Let us say or consider Darick’s idea that you developed quadruple helices or triple or whatever. So, the other strand could be,” he hesitated. “The virus. I read an article about it, but that had not proven anything, and they had been studying it for years. Until now, nobody knows what were those two helices. Could be cancer or a new disease or genetic disorder or Neurodegenerative disease.” “Let us think something less complicated,” Gael suggested.

Before the accident, Elira and her close friend Amire had made a startling discovery during a research project in the ice north: a rare and mysterious viral poison, believed to be thousands of years old. Some scientists were deeply curious and eager to study it, hoping to develop a cure, but Elira and Amire had opposed the work fiercely, knowing how dangerous the pathogen was. Still, they had been unable to stop the research from moving forward. Later, this dangerous experimental agent became known as Project Lazarus.