1226 The Zombie Plague

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Like so, Landon continued coming up with the perfect solution for the plague.

Of course, he wouldn't give it to the doctors and nurses yet.

They had to go and carry out their own work first.

And if they failed, then he would step in.

This was a learning curve for them, and they had to make sure that they tackled the matter independently.

Plus, Landon wasn't entirely sure of his hypothesis and guesses yet.

He still had to collect blood, saliva and pee samples of any patient, test them out and see how the samples reacted when he dropped several other substances in them.

How do the cells react? What was happening under the microscope?

How does the data look from the machines?

What calculations and adjustments have to be made? And in what ratio should he combine the medical ingredients to produce the vaccine?

All those things need to be tested, or else the patient might have terrible side effects instead.

That's why before giving vaccines to humans, they first used guinea pigs instead.

But you see, as of now, he didn't have any patient samples, and he couldn't warp there since he had never been to that empire before.

Additionally, he still had the Princess Tilda situation to deal with.

But who said that he couldn't be in 2 places at once?

Heh... He would place a tracker on a few doctors, nurses and guards, in order to keep an eye on the situation there too.

And once he found a chance, he would warp over, get blood, stool and saliva samples and warp back to Baymard and begin testing matters himself.

The medical team that would go to that empire would stay there for over 7 months.

And during that time, a few of them would be shutting back and forth for industrial-scale Baymard and that empire for Vaccine creation.

So Landon would be talking with them on a steady basis too.

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Again, in emergencies like this, the Pharmaceutical Production Industry were pros in creating vaccines fast and efficiently.

After all, this wasn't the first time they had emergencies.

These were medieval times. And even though the other Pyno empires were still improving themselves, minor epidemics had indeed popped up now and then.

So at times, the Pharmaceutical Production Industry would put a few of their everyday production plans aside and focus on creating whatever was needed... Be them in liquid, capsule or tablet forms.

So the response from them would come down fast.

In short, Landon felt like the matter of the Zombie Plague should also be a top and national affair.

They needed to record all they knew for future generations all over the world.

And that's why they would use their usual Epidemic crew to capture it all.

Yup! Every time matters like this occurred, a very professional and diligent crew would get selected to accompany the jobs and show the symptoms in every stage.

If one went to that empire now, they would see people in various stages of the epidemic.

So they needed to capture it all.

News reporters would also be busy during this time, giving information to the public on the matter.

This would also indirectly educate the public, allowing them to understand the essence of wearing masks, quarantining and taking into account any safety precautions in times like this.

What if they failed, and the epidemic soon turned into a pandemic and finally ended up in Baymard?

People must always be prepared for the worst, and this is the lesson here.

Even those who read the newspapers out of Baymard, would in turn take these matters seriously as well.

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Landon tapped the tip of his pencil against his lips while deep in thought.

He wasn't a fool.

Over the years, he realized that every time a random Main or side-mission popped up, it generally meant that it got activated by the people it directly or indirectly concerned.

So without a doubt, some son or daughter of heaven must have been thinking if the matter, or better still, it could be someone he knew, that was coming to him for help.

Now, the mission sprung up when he was in the car with Uther and Beverly.

So he had a hunch that Uther wanted to talk about it... After all, the epidemic is in Romain. And Zalipnia was not too far from that empire.

So given time, Zalipnia would also get affected.

Of course, maybe he was wrong, and Uther wasn't in bed in the matter.

But those were his thoughts during the welcoming ceremony.

After the event was over and the gang had a private dinner together, Uther did tell him that he had some life & death matter to discuss with him

So what else could it be?

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Landon felt like his guess was accurate.

And tomorrow, they'll probably talk about this plague.

Uther would probably tell him all he knew about the plague, from the symptoms to the many strange gossips about the plague.

And with that information, Landon planned to introduce the Zombie plague to the media and newspapers, as well as list its symptoms. He would also list several tops on what to do in any general epidemic, etc.

Of course, there would be some people around Pyno, wondering why the Baymardians had to risk the lives of their doctors, nurses and soldiers to help some faraway people.

And for this minor group of people thinking this way, Landon had already planned to counterattack them.

Such people wouldn't care unless it directly affected them.

So he also had to show how frightening the situation was, letting people know that if it was handled now, then it might come to Pyno.

Heheh... With that, they would be the ones panicking and pushing for the medical team to get dispatched soonest.

Yes! Some selfish nobles, merchants, and others around Pyno, dared not think of what would happen if such a disease came to Pyno.

F***!

Such diseases didn't care if one was rich or poor. They would kill and attack whoever they wanted.

So wasn't it better to dispatch the medical team?

This issue would undoubtedly cause a wave of anxiety, as people would keep buying newspapers for updates on the matter.

From the gruesome images of victims to what was going on with vaccine production, the entire Pyno would be concerned about this matter.

And once variation was available, there would no doubt be a large gathering of people coming for vaccines.

What a joke!

Who amongst them wanted to die?