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Patient 022

Patient 022

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My name is Max Maryblood, or at least it was... before everything went to hell... Now it's 022, or patient 022. The world has lost it's mind and things have gotten bad. Some kind of flu virus started killing people a few years back, and everyone flipped out. There were quarantine's and everyone was forced to wear masks, I guess it was a huge ordeal. needless to say the virus mutated and got worse so the government tried to come up with a vaccine, but things were rushed and obviously caused some issues, Those who vaccinated were fine for a while, and then things from bad to worse. The vaccine made people go crazy, something to do with an enlarged amygdala which caused other parts of the frontal lobe to be blocked off. If you don't know this means these peoples angry scared side became worse and blocked off there logical thinking side. You'd think it could only get better from here but actually it gets worse because the virus mutated again and this time it mutated with the vaccine and cause some serious issues. needless to say we now have a bunch of berserkers running around ripping people apart and eating one another. Governments have fallen apart since then but some are still running and there not as nice as they were. They use us survivors as experiments to try to cure this mess. One problem though... every time the make some kind of cure the virus adapts to it and kills the host. So we're basically lambs to the slaughter here. I've watched my friends and family all get taken and never come back. I swore my revenge till I was blue in the face and fought with everything I have but nothings changed... and now it's too late... because it's my turn to be take to their little lab...
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