Leafvein Syndrome

- This disease is still not very well known about. The public was advised to go under strict quarantine, but was not given any advice to protect themselves from the outbreak.

- The disease is speculated to have originated from trees, specifically the fungi that grows on them. No one knows for sure.

- Early Symptoms Include: Headaches, Oversalivation, and Struggling to Breathe.

- Stage One (Post-Infection): The victim is not severely affected yet, but complaints of Migraines are very common.

- Stage Two (2-4 weeks): The victim will begin to oversalivate, with drooling being common within this stage. Fatigue will begin to set in very soon.

- Stage Three (4-6 weeks): With Fatigue being in full effect, the victim will begin to struggle with dizziness, struggling to move or breathe, and a feeling of weakness in the limbs.

- Stage Four (6-8 weeks): The victim will begin noticing chicken-pox like sores popping up on their body. These sores are unbearably itchy, but scratching with only cause A rash, causing more to pop up.

- Stage Five (8 weeks-1 month): The victim will begin to feel weaker and weaker, their sores turning into open wounds from scratching so much. Slowly, the Victim's nervous system begins to die, but their body will continue to live on.

- Stage Six (Aftermath): The victim is left as a husk. A mindless, rotting shell of the person they once were. They will roam the earth aimlessly, and will turn violent when encountering people.