Abominations: A Horrific Disease

The world has been under the suppression of a horrific disease ravaging third world countries and is now working its way into more heavily populated areas. However the world governments have come together to create a cure for this epidemic, or have they? This disease is not simply going to be cured with a shot into someone's arm or through a pill. It would need to be stronger and more easily applied throughout the world, airborne. Through planes spreading it out over huge expanses of land in a shortened period of time. After years of research and development of a cure it was finally finished and ready to be shipped out. So it did, from South Africa cities to the tundras of Siberia it was spread through the atmosphere touching every living …show more content…
And the virus picked and chose who was good enough to survive, the abominations, or the ones lucky enough to die. The survivors are the people who did not contract the disease but got the drug. The abominations had contact with the disease and the drug. At first the abominations were set with the people who died naturally either from the disease or the drug and disease combined. Once the dead bodies ran out of blood the abominations had to move on to the living which is where the eradication force came to existence. It has been doing its job well ever since it was formed, whether it came to killing or capturing specimens for experimentation. The force isn't all about killing, it is also for finding a better way to defeat or perhaps cure these …show more content…
Far away from the metropolitan cities where the creatures thrived, those areas also have walls built around them to try and keep the creatures in. However the walls don't always do their job, almost never actually. The survivors sometimes must travel into the cities to gather supplies or others to end it all or become feral with the groups of cults which worship the creatures as gods gift to cleanse the world of sin. All this chaos and fighting and death, all because of a simple sickness because man tried to play god once again. The disease would have petered out eventually just as every other one in history has leaving the world a little less crowded and nature a little happier. But man had to come in and end all of that ultimately doing more damage than