Viral Novels & Stories

Nigel furrowed his brows and shook his head hard. “I’m very sure that Joshua’s people would not be able to post these videos with viruses. Mommy, do you still remember when Aura used the power of the internet to frame you? That time, I had tied my own viruses to the videos. No one from Joshua’s company could crack it. If they can’t crack it, they wouldn’t be able to intercept my virus and recode it.” Luna was stumped at what Nigel said. She did not understand what he meant by coding and viruses, but she understood that what Nigel said was the videos were not posted by Joshua’s people.

“I don’t think any of these are true. This is just a virus, but it affects our genes this time. It had nothing to do with black magic. I don’t believe it. It killed three of my pack members, but as long as you don’t get bitten, you’re safe.” “So we will just wait until this virus kills all of us, or it just dies by itself. I don’t think it works like that, alpha,” said the alpha from Hawaii. “The virus killed half of our people.” “Then maybe you should stay out of the jungle,” mocked the Vegas alpha.

The audience leaned forward, eyes wide. "But wait," the voice continued. "There's more. Virobactin is not just another antibiotic. It is a broad-spectrum antimicrobial that is active against both bacteria and viruses. It works by reprogramming the immune system to allow it to more efficiently detect and destroy threats. In other words, it is a smart medicine. A nanodrug that educates the body to fight back by itself." Gasps echoed across the room. Murmurs filled the air. Some people looked at one another in disbelief, others applauded under their breath.

Rancel lowered the dagger, keeping it ready but no longer poised for an attack. "Tell me more about this trap you have set, princess," he demanded, his voice a low hiss. Rancel's mind worked quickly, weaving a tale of half-truths and deception. "I have released a virus, a potent strain of wolfsbane that will weaken the pack members, strip them of their powers. It is spreading through the community as we speak. And soon, the vampires will have the upper hand."

AUTHOR'S POV After hours of treating the children and stabilizing their symptoms, one of Davina’s team members, a scientist named Dr. Elena, approached her, holding a clipboard in one hand and a phone in the other. She was the one Davina said she would reach out to earlier. "I’ve analyzed the samples," Dr. Elena said briskly showing the clipboard to Davina. "It’s not smallpox, though it mimics it in many ways. It’s a viral strain, an offshoot of the Orthopoxvirus family."

She quickly changed the channel. "This new plague that has come to the city has taken everyone in its fear. It is a virus whose origin is unknown, and no one knows how it is spreading. But still, to avoid this, the government has asked the people to take precautionary measures for their own safety. The only person who had any knowledge of this was an old doctor who lives not far from here named Dr...." [Channel changed] "It is the creation of a very special virus, a rare strain of rabies that mutated into a non-fatal form but kept some of the most ferocious side effects. The virus infects one's skin and can be transferred into any part of the body."

Wayne nod as Master gave him a command. "Any reports?" He asked. Wayne raise his hand before he handed the folder he was grasping. "The blood vomiting crap now evolved which made a new virus called Hybriterage Virus made people gain strength, good hearing and more like powers and can be manufactured as a cocaine and this virus reached from an experimentation that went erroneous and then fleed outside of the South-Western City barricade and lastly it blend to the virus once, symptoms are the same however it changed the individual's appearance"

The deep red of the blood contrasted sharply with the silver table beneath it. I picked up my new formula — the compound that had just passed its compatibility phase and gently poured it over the sample. The blue fluid mixed slowly into the red, spiraling together in faint swirls that faded to a lighter shade. Then, I slid the glass under the microscope and adjusted the focus, my eyes fixed on the monitor that tracked viral activity in real-time. The baseline reading blinked steadily: Viral Load: High. My brow furrowed. My fingers tapped the edge of the monitor nervously as I stared through the eyepiece. The virus cells were cle

Gael interjected. “Let us say or consider Darick’s idea that you developed quadruple helices or triple or whatever. So, the other strand could be,” he hesitated. “The virus. I read an article about it, but that had not proven anything, and they had been studying it for years. Until now, nobody knows what were those two helices. Could be cancer or a new disease or genetic disorder or Neurodegenerative disease.” “Let us think something less complicated,” Gael suggested.

"I'm serious baby, I've never had a whore or anything, I've saved myself for my true mate, I'm a virgin" "Really?" "Yep, and I'm all yours, you get everything" "But, I don't get it why haven't you marked me?" I gently kiss her lips "Well firstly I don't want to push you, I want you to be ready and secondly when you are ready I wanted to make it special, romantic for both of us" "Oh" "But if you really want I can do it for you now" "No, get off, I don't want you to mark me"