Chapter 427 D-Virus

• To the Chinese, Chinese New Year was the day when families gathered to enjoy each other’s presence. However, to the Japanese, Chinese New Year was a nightmare.
• During these few months, Kyushu Island’s hospitals as well as the hospitals of major cities next to them were all filled with patients. All these patients had four similar symptoms: the first stage was like the flu, seemingly not a huge problem; in the second stage, there would be a massive surge in white blood cells, whereby the patient’s face would turn pale as they would vomit and experience severe fatigue; during the third stage, their skin would start rotting, and in extreme cases, their nose or ears would even fall off; lastly, during the final stages, they would begin to die after their skin festered to a certain extent.
• The main point was that the Japanese medical field still hadn’t found a cure that could control this disease until now. This virus was similar to the T-Virus in Resident Evil since it too sped up the patient’s metabolism. However, the only difference between this virus and the T-Virus was that patients who reached the final stage would undoubtedly die.