The B-Virus (On Hold)

The B-Virus (On Hold)

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The morning of May 10, 2016, at around 7:34 a.m. a large epidemic took place. The ending of World War 3 came with devastating consequences. With half the world destroyed by Nuclear weapons, radiation threatened the remaining countries. Suicide rates rose dramatically as fear contaminated the human race. But to the U.S. government's surprise, the radiation weakened over it's travel across the vast oceans, turning into little more than a mutant threat. Which is exactly what the problem was. Taxoplosmosis, a mutation in a generally common virus, or in this case rabies, changes it into Plague-like virus transmitted through bodily fluids. It began with one bite from a wild animal, and the virus began spreading like wildfire, infecting Hopsitals, Stores, and Homes. Raging fevers, lacerations, bite wounds. Hospitals filled up with people reporting the same symptoms all over the U.S. By 6:00 p.m., more than half the U.S. population had been wiped off. By 9 that night, less than a quarter remained. One of the current survivers, was a girl by the name of Arabella Clayford. With the U.S. nothing more than a danger in itself, Arabella must fight to keep her family, herself, and an odd group of survivors alive against the odds. Will Arabella be able to survive the apocalypse as we know it? Will she keep her family safe and will this group of survivers turn out to be enemies, or will they become the closest thing she's ever had to a family? Read on as Arabella tries to survive the Blood-born-virus, or the B-Virus, and outlast the apocalypse.
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