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... If you listed the symptoms, there were striking similarities to the flu.

It came with severe headaches, fever, chills, and muscle pain. The peculiar thing about this disease was that those who died from it had blackened lips, earning the name *Kiss of Death*.

'The bigger problem is that it is both highly contagious and fatal.'

Once it spread, calling it a disaster wouldn't be an exaggeration. Wasn't that the case the last time Peltron cursed the staff quarters?

A ...

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