Chapter 810: We Must Treat Their Illnesses

According to experts, the outbreak was caused by a large accumulation of corpses in Hurtlepool that bred bacteria. There is a river in Hurtlepool, and the bacteria from the blood and floating bodies on its banks flowed downstream with the rainwater. The river water then spread to other areas, causing the epidemic. The first person to be infected with this disease was an elderly man named Maurice, who was a fishing enthusiast. For over thirty years, he had been fishing at this river every day without fail. On that fateful day, he caught seven or eight fish before noon - all of them big ones. This area was a popular spot for fishermen, but it was difficult to catch any fish because they were so smart. Maurice attributed his good luck to catching so many fish that day and brought them home for his wife to cook into a feast for their family and neighbors - fifteen people in total. Unfortunately, everyone except his healthy eighteen-year-old grandson died after eating the meal. Their bo