Otherworld Girl Development Guide

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At the entrance of a large international supermarket, two groups engaged in a fierce firefight, with AR15 rifles firing rhythmically in bursts.

"Quick! Take them down..."

"Ouch! I've been shot!"

"Someone, please save me..."

The two groups were fighting for control of the supermarket entrance from their bunkers, while the police were nowhere to be found.

With the tap water shut off and external water sources all experiencing problems, and everyone who drank from these sources contracting the Ebola virus, they were forced to turn to bottled water from supermarkets.

A person can survive for a week without food, but without water, they die incredibly quickly. To survive, communities organize militias to fight and protect their own neighborhoods...

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It's not just the US; Ebola has also spread in Europe.

The Prime Minister of the Great Ying Empire, sporting a watermelon-shaped haircut, listened to the medical official's report with a livid face.

"Cough...cough..."

The medical official, his arm covered in needle marks, coughed as he spoke, “...The medical system of the Great Ying Empire has been breached. We must prepare for the worst and coexist with the blood plague. I believe we can use our superior genes to create a herd immunity barrier.”

It's all about probability. If a lot of people get infected, there will always be a few "chosen ones" who have natural antibodies. When the time comes, as long as we find these individuals with antibodies and extract their serum, we can solve the blood epidemic.

As for the dead... Da Ying's welfare is a bit too high. It's time to "optimize" the social structure and redistribute social resources.

At least this way, some of the contradictions can be resolved, allowing the empire to continue to survive.

Chapter 32 Save lives first! (2/15)

A blood plague has broken out in India, with the exact number of cases unknown...

The map of Da Ying is almost all red...

The eagle's face turned a deep, purplish red...

Europe begins a "color change"...

"An American expert released the results of an investigation, stating that the unknown virus was caused by the melting of Arctic permafrost due to global warming, leading to the leakage of an ancient virus..."

"Experts from various countries are studying the virus. We believe in human ingenuity and that the virus will soon be solved..."

India claims to have discovered antibodies in the Ganges River that can inhibit the virus, and that drinking Ganges water can help fight the virus...

Good grief, is this a competition of toxicity?

Suddenly, all sorts of rumors and speculations arose, and all sorts of demons and monsters ran rampant...

The rabbit's elders were speechless. Everything was happening too surreal, even beyond their "normal" expectations, and heading down an unforeseen path.

"Things have turned out a little differently than we expected."

As the surrounding countries turned red one by one, the elders began to feel a headache coming on. The time for them to be tested had come.

"We cannot sit idly by and wait for our fate. Problems with the Earth will affect our grand future plans, so we must extend a helping hand to other countries..."

"Who should we start with?"

China's neighboring countries have all become prominent. China understands the principle of "if the lips are gone, the teeth will be cold" very well. Helping neighboring countries is helping itself. As long as neighboring countries build a barrier, China's own pressure will be greatly reduced.

Keep the virus out of our borders!

"Let's start from the north. In the south, we have the Tianshan Mountains. As long as we strengthen border management and import/export customs, we can still effectively resist the Ebola virus."

"We can also test the effects of the gray wind and collect more mutated virus samples."

With so many people infected with Ebola, to say that the virus hasn't mutated would be utterly ridiculous!

Bear Sauce from the North has also been having a tough time lately. After the outbreak of the blood plague in Europe, due to geographical factors, the blood plague gradually spread to the country, and Er Mao was in a particularly miserable state. At this time, his master no longer had the energy to pay attention to him and left him to fend for himself.

"Your Majesty, we have implemented mandatory quarantine measures; all patients are being centrally located and admitted..."

The emperor nodded, looking somewhat exhausted, then looked up at his partner and asked, "What do our experts say?"

"Fluorescence monitoring has identified it as Ebola virus, and all indications suggest human intervention..."

The Emperor suppressed the urge to swear. To hell with the ancient Arctic permafrost virus! This attack not only targets China but also subtly insults the United States. It's definitely the US's fault!

"Your Majesty, there is currently no specific cure for the Ebola virus; only conservative treatment is available. Furthermore, the Ebola virus has an incubation period during which it can be transmitted to others, and the mortality rate during an outbreak is as high as 60%..."

While it's not as exaggerated as 90%, 60% is still too high.

"...Those who survived also suffered severe aftereffects, including muscle atrophy throughout the body, damage to multiple internal organs preventing them from engaging in heavy physical labor, and a threefold increase in sperm abnormalities, especially affecting the liver..."

The emperor rubbed his temples, feeling a headache coming on. He thought to himself, "The Russians love to drink, and liver problems can seriously affect their quality of life."

Even modern technology, which humanity is so proud of, is extremely vulnerable in the face of the Ebola virus.

The Emperor originally wanted to tell the researchers to speed up their work, but the Comrades were already working hard, with each person working at least 20 hours a day, and everyone was pushing their bodies to the limit.

Just as the Emperor was plotting how to ruthlessly confront the US, there was a knock on the office door. The Emperor looked towards the doorway.

A bald, middle-aged man strode up to the Emperor and whispered, "Ambassador Rabbit wishes to meet with you regarding the Ebola virus."

"Hmm..." The Emperor pondered for a few seconds. If the rabbit wanted to see him at this time, it must have something to say, and it must be related to the epidemic. In other words, the rabbit had made some progress.

In recent years, China has enjoyed immense success, much like the saying "fortune changes every thirty years."

A moment later, the rabbit-shaped diplomat, carrying a black briefcase, strolled into the office.

Without much pleasantries, the Emperor went straight to the point: "Have you made any breakthroughs regarding Ebola?"

"There are some, but they haven't undergone clinical trials yet..."

The emperor nodded. He knew very well that when a certain medicine was manufactured, the first person to take it was often the developer!

Firstly, it reflects the researchers' confidence in themselves; secondly, it stems from their responsibility to patients, which can be considered professional ethics.

"Use our people; we hope you can save their lives."

Faced with the Ebola virus, which has a 60% fatality rate and a 15-day incubation period, it's better to fight it than to leave patients to their fate in bed!

The Emperor didn't ask about the price; the rabbit came directly to them, meaning they would settle the score later after saving the person—a favor in itself.

"Don't worry, we're still quite confident."

A day later, at one of Xiong Jiang's military airfields, a chubby little girl plane descended from the sky and landed steadily on the ground.

After the chubby girl came to a stop at the special position, the rear cabin door opened, and military doctors in white coats walked off the plane in neat rows. Inside the cabin were the special medicines that Gray Wind had developed.

Thanks to the active enzyme in the red thread, when the Ebola virus was injected into the experimental subject containing the active enzyme, the active enzyme itself found a way to deal with the Ebola virus that was destroying its host.

No human intervention is needed. As a mature active enzyme, it should learn how to eliminate the virus on its own. However, there are many difficulties in finding a solution. As long as there are more than three cells, it is considered an organized team.

Among the numerous experimental hosts, serum was extracted from several hosts in the best condition for further screening.

After multiple screenings, the active enzymes themselves catalyzed the formation of some effective drugs against the Ebola virus. Biology is truly amazing!

The final selected serum was cultured in the laboratory... It's fair to say that even the rabbits themselves didn't know how the red line was created.

After loading the frozen serum and Gray Wind into the vehicle, the convoy, escorted by the Bear-chan Internal Affairs Force, headed straight for the containment facility.

The road was full of police maintaining order, clearly showing that the Emperor's methods were much more sophisticated than those of the Trump administration across the ocean.

As the convoy entered the shelter, the shelter's director stepped forward and shook hands with the rabbit medic leading the group.

"You've come all this way, why don't you take a rest?"

"No, we don't have time to rest. We need to save lives first. Take us to the intensive care unit."

Chapter 33 New Hope (3/15)

With a screeching sound of brakes, the convoy entered the containment center.

Before the car had even come to a complete stop, the medic rabbit opened the door, jumped out, and gestured for someone to lead the way.

The people in charge didn't exchange many pleasantries; saving lives was the priority, and they would express their gratitude later.

After passing through the isolation gates sealing off the critically ill patients and changing into protective gear, the medic rabbit entered the sealed-off area...

Faint wails echoed in the corridor as medical staff hurried past carrying stainless steel trays stained with blood.

Some medical staff pushed body bags toward the crematorium. The bodies, which were full of Ebola virus, had to be burned as soon as possible to prevent biochemical infections.

"This side..."

Guided by medical staff, the military medic rabbit carried equipment into an intensive care unit, where a pale-faced middle-aged man lay.

"Cough cough cough..." The middle-aged man coughed incessantly, looking at the rabbits with some surprise.

"This is our virologist who accidentally contracted the Ebola virus while researching it..."

“Comrades… I myself study viruses, and I am well aware of the dangers of Ebola. Stop wasting medical resources on me and go provide aid to those in need…” the middle-aged man said clearly.

“No, in times like these, we should prioritize saving medical personnel. You should understand this principle. If you fall, who will save the others…” The leading medic, Rabbit, said as he slowly opened his briefcase, took out a can of blue medicine, and placed it on a syringe.

"This is?"

"The fluorescent reagent we developed only reacts to the RNA of the Ebola virus, allowing us to identify the Ebola virus in the human body and cells infected by the virus..."

The middle-aged virologist, Bauer, nodded, quietly watching the injection being administered, and then asked, "Marking the infected virus, does that mean you have a way to deal with the identified Ebola virus?"

"Of course... but this is our first clinical trial, and there will be some risks involved. We also need to ask about your physical condition..."

“I understand…” Bauer nodded. He knew exactly how to cooperate in the experiment, but usually others were the ones cooperating with him. He never expected that this time he would be the one cooperating with others.

The medic rabbit glanced at the time; there was still some time before the fluorescent agent would take effect, so he asked Bauer some questions.

"Bauer, the fluorescent agent will gradually take effect in your body. Do you feel any discomfort anywhere?"

After squinting and carefully assessing his body's condition for a moment, Bauer said, "No... or perhaps yes, but it's affected by the Ebola virus reaction."

The medic rabbit nodded, wrote down Bauer's feedback in the record, and then asked Bauer some other questions, which Bauer answered one by one.

"Time's up, let's begin..."

Bauer nodded solemnly; what followed could be said to be the moment that would determine his fate.

A small portable power bank was placed next to Bauer, which could cover a distance of five meters and provide enough energy for the gray wind's activities.

Turn on the portable wireless power supply, and the machine will enter working mode, then open the special sealed container.