Hearing this, Leeson remembered very well what had happened.

Six months ago, their company got a rare virus found in the deep ice of Antarctica.

This virus is very magical, it can keep its own characteristics unchanged, in the case of iterative updates at a very fast speed, which is almost perfect in line with human requirements for prolonging life, and can also be used in organ repair, human maintenance and a series of great medical undertakings that are beneficial to human life and health.

This is simply the lifelong pursuit of every researcher in the biomedical field.

This ancient virus, named the T-virus, simply meets the most perfect requirements.

No one can find fault with it.

At the request of the company's top management, they soon formed a project team and opened a Level 4 biological laboratory to conduct a series of cultures, analyses, observations, and preservation of this most unique strain.

Everything went according to plan, and the experiment was proceeding in an orderly manner.

Every experimenter who has seen the experimental records and experimental data is amazed at the perfection of the T virus, which maintains almost the same traits in every offspring and the first generation while dividing 1,000 times faster than similar cells.

Except in very cold temperatures, the T virus remains dormant and remains quiescent.

The team leader in charge of the study immediately went berserk.

In a state of fanaticism, they carried out experimental research day and night.

Soon, they completed the first phase of animal experiments with great efficiency and began to actively recruit volunteers for the second phase of the experiment.

In the beginning, the first batch of volunteers was very successful.

Children who have suffered extensive burns have regained their skin that is smooth and delicate, completely indistinguishable from other normal skin.

Patients with mutilated lower arms due to car accidents have new arms and palms that fit perfectly with the broken joints, and even the left and right hands are very symmetrical, which is simply God's handiwork.

Patients who need organs have regained their health after the body cells fused with the T-virus, and new organs grew in the body.

Even an elderly person who is about to die, she wants to restore her aging body to its original state, with a young man's strong body, youthful beauty, and this is actually successful.

While the experiment was successful, scientists, including Leeson, agreed that it was completely out of control.

When you think about it, this virus seems to be able to read your mind, your mind, no matter how outrageous your desire to repair your body, can do it for you, and it's terrifying.

But another group of fanatical scientists thinks it's a miracle.

It was God who created this beautiful creature to help humanity attain immortality and immortality.

They compare themselves to Lilith who stole apples in the Garden of Eden, Prometheus who stole the fire and left civilization for mankind, since the creator god left such a perfect creature, it is up to them to spread wisdom and fire, and explore the path of human immortality.

Therefore, with the strong support of the project leader and the tacit approval of the company's senior management, the recruitment of the phase II clinical trial continued.

They were given a second, third, and fourth batch of volunteers, who were required to sign expensive non-disclosure agreements and not to violate their contracts and not leave the city of Snowah for a year, requiring a series of follow-up and investigations.

But this still can't stop the revelations, and a large number of rich people follow one after another, like moths to a fire.

Those who are sick want to be free from disease.

The handicapped crave perfection.

The old man is delusional about a new life.

However, at this time, a mutation occurred.

The first humans to receive treatment for the T-virus then died three times in a row.

Within the first moment, the company sent people to dispose of the corpses and compensation, and pulled the corpses back to the laboratory to begin dissecting the experimenters.

The results showed that the virus was beginning to mutate.

They may not be in harmony with human genes at all, or this creature may have a strange mind, and after camouflaging the immutability stage, they encounter the human body, a hotbed suitable for the growth of viruses, and begin to grow wantonly.

After all, humans are too fragile to withstand the high rate of reproduction of such cells, and their bodies begin to collapse.

Then, after death, they are controlled by some kind of bloodthirsty will, transforming into fanatical bloodthirsty monsters, frantically transforming their own kind in order to achieve the purpose of splitting and reproducing.

The virus does not discriminate between rich and poor people, and has been produced by volunteers who have been exposed to T-virus injections.

In the laboratory, a group of experimenters died.

At the same time, it's not just the monster that desperately hits the glass through the glass window that is a headache for the company.

These are just the first batch of seven experimental volunteers.

After the second batch, there were a full 100 experimental volunteers, including all kinds of wealthy people and high-ranking government officials, and if this group of people started to change, the whole scene would get out of control.

The company's top brass immediately began to deal with the second batch of experimental volunteers, and reported the situation to the government, asking for covert assistance in an attempt to cover up the scandal.

The top of the government compromised.

However, the speed of change was still beyond the expectations of the company's top management.

While they were arresting the second batch of patients, the third and fourth batches of trial volunteers also began to mutate, and they were understaffed and could no longer hide their secrets.

Hospitals throughout the city of Snowah are beginning to receive patients who resemble rabies.

Citizens began to panic and confusion, infected people ran to the streets, the virus began to spread, and the government directly blocked the network between the city and the outside world.

The citizens could not pass on this kind of news to the outside world, and the outside world could not get the news here, and an invisible hand tried to cover up the scandal that had been done.

Now, the situation is completely out of control, and they hypocritically want to get the original information for vaccine development, and at the same time plan to drop a nuclear bomb to keep the events here completely hidden.

This is what Leessen learned about the whole thing.

As a researcher, he fought hard, but to no avail, and could only try to provide timely filing for the development of the virus.

Now he has the most complete research materials and experimental records in his hands, as well as the most primitive T virus strain, and the precious first generation of suppressive vaccines.

Although Li Sen hates those hypocritical high-ranking officials, he has to admit that he must rely on their help to continue to develop vaccines and find the key to breaking the game.

Li Sen's account is very complete, and Su You understands what happened.

She also realized that she didn't know about the outbreak of the virus in her previous life, which may be related to the high-level suppression of country A.

After the natural disaster came, the news was sluggish, and everyone was tired of making ends meet, where did they care about getting a city disappearing across the ocean.

After all, even the country of cherry blossoms has slipped to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, and the disappearance of small cities is countless.

(End of chapter)