global disease

This is the final stage. The infected person's body has black spots, their teeth are like sharp blades, their limbs are gigantic and grotesque, and they have spikes all over their body. They can detach these spikes and use them to infect people through bites, scratches, saliva, and blood. They are very fast and agile, and they have a very advanced sense of hearing, so be careful. Don't try to run from them; just stay still and make as little noise as possible. They are blind, so they can't see you, only hear you. Their eyes are black.

With this phase, you must be more careful because its attacks are unpredictable. They are fast, agile, silent, and intelligent. Their limbs grow and spikes appear on their backs. They can spit black liquid, making it easy to infect more people. Their attacks are ruthless and savage. This phase has dark red eyes.

This phase is more dangerous than the first; the infected person's eyes are purple, they are agile, fast, and silent, their claws are larger and sharper as are their teeth, they have a strong bite, and their limbs begin to grow slightly.

Phase 1 is demonstrated when the infected person's eyes turn yellow, small fangs and claws appear on their fingers, they become faster and stronger, but not as intelligent. These infected are usually easier to defeat, which is why this phase only lasts 30 minutes; the person remains somewhat conscious.

The virus is a viscous, thick, black color. Infected individuals can be identified by the fact that they cry or drool this liquid. As the virus strengthens, the carrier's body physically mutates. This virus feeds on the guilt people carry within them, using the carrier's traumas against them, making them more savage and ruthless.

It is transmitted through scratches, contact with the blood of infected people, bodily fluids, bites, or open wounds.