Terrore Virus Research Paper

Ortum Immortuorum

A GUIDE TO THE UNDEAD

Emergence

At the dawn of the 18th century, the Terrore virus emerged. Patient Zero, a boy named William Bernard, bit 3 members of his family. Within 3 days, thousands of people ravaged local headlines as “zombies” until 1768, when many of them hibernated for centuries. Many called it a legend, but no one knew the horror that would emerge.

Serrano Creek. A lovely graveyard, until February of 2014. Historians did not think much of it, but they were wrong. In fact, this small, ancient graveyard in Greece hosted the first zombies that would lead to the annihilation of three continents. In fact, the first zombie, coined “Horroros”, emerged from the graveyard and attacked 3 families on February 23rd, 2014,

which lead to the most murders from a single source since . Within a year, the zombies ravaged the nation of Greece until it broke down into anarchy. The Terrore virus was like no other. Only one tribe in Asia survived - and this guide will

The rise of the undead annihilated Europe and Africa, and few survived the onslaught in Asia. Now, the Zombies arrived in Oregon, our worst fear. However, we must learn from the small tribe in Asia that survived this epidemic, to avoid getting infected ourselves.

Avoiding the Disease
Luckily, the Terrore virus is not airborne.

There are three ways to spread this disease:

Contact of gangrene

Blood-blood contact

Saliva-blood contact

No vaccine is available for this disease, so avoid anybody who displays these symptoms, as these are early signs of Terrore.

Extremely anti-social behavior: Patients avoid social interaction, and grunt and groan at the sight of another person.

Partial or total color-blindness: The Terrore virus destroys cones, making patients unable to perceive colors except weak shades of red and blue.

Bloody or blackened areas around arms: This virus attacks the central nervous system, and saps resources from the arms first, before changing the host’s brain to spread this disease first.

Within 2 hours, people displaying these symptoms will become full-fledged zombies. If anyone in a general vicinity exhibits these symptoms, call 811 immediately and evacuate to a safer location as soon as

possible.

Anatomy
To survive the zombies, we must first understand their anatomy to survive.

For example, a tribe in Asia understood the anatomy of the zombie and still remains unscathed to this day, despite no human beings existing in a 100-mile vicinity.

ARM ANATOMY

The small tribe who survived the apocalypse instantly discovered that gangrene begins to form in the triceps and ulnaris, which infects those who come in contact with it. However, some parts of this transformed body do not become infected by the Terrore virus. Nevertheless, the Brachialis and Axilla still contain all the nerves vital for zombie brains, and if people target these points, the arms of those infected with the Terrore virus will fall off.

Pressure points in zombies are indicated here. Attacking these points will disarm the zombie immediately.

LEG ANATOMY

While the arm is the primary source of infection, the legs also carry a small amount of gangrene. Consequently, healthy people can quickly be infected by a seemingly trivial kick from an infected zombie, even if it is disarmed.

A picture of an infected leg (right) The normal human leg is located on the left. Gangrene deposits appear on the kneecap.

FACIAL

ANATOMY
Thousands of nerves lead to the faces of zombies, so their face is an optimal place to strike. Moreover, people cannot be infected from the face unless a zombie bites another person. As a result, the best place to hit a zombie at a long range distance is on the face. Use a bow and arrow to attack the zombies, as lead bullets do not affect them.

Corpse Disposal
To prevent future infection, the disposal of zombie and human corpses are extremely important. Notwithstanding the many warnings shown to the public, people tend to paralogize the information they receive on corpse disposal - assuming that the virus cannot spread through dead bodies unless the infected person becomes a zombie. This is a dangerous misconception - a small section of the human population do not visibly show gangrene while infected, and can still spread the virus by direct contact when dead. This is why proper corpse disposal is important - use lead gloves and NEVER touch a dead zombie body.

Food, Water, and Shelter
The Terrore virus is exceptionally lethal - people infected with it will transform into zombies within a few hours, and most will die from starvation or thirst within a week. As food and water are in low supply with high demand, you’ll need a plan to access food and water.

Water I: Groundwater
The easiest way to acquire water is
Water II: Desalination
Building Plan