"If Leviathan Aberkhan Tegmis leaves a mark on the ship, it may be that he needs supplies. If it leaves a mark on a person, it means that he needs that person." Oquilati Ghasri said, "Although I do n’t know why Leviathan Aberkhan Tegmis needs the tower, but since he left a mark on him, it means that the tower is right. Leviathan Aberkhan Tegmis is a bit valuable. "

"But the other people on board did not belong to the people he wanted, so either they used waste and transformed them into low-level pollution sources, or they were directly used as blood food, anyway, they will not let them enter the waters of Alcatraz Island."

"Source of pollution? Like the dying guy?"

"He is considered a pathogen," Oguerati Ghasri said. "The curse and voodoo he carries will infect most people on the ship, and the infected people call it the source of pollution."

"Is there any difference?"

"Although pathogens and pollution sources can infect voodoo and curse to others, the source of pollution is simply infection. After pathogens infect voodoo and curse to others, they will absorb most of their vitality and power and become a source of pollution. People will also become hungry because they have lost their vitality. At this time, they need to be continuously transmitted to others, and everyone who is directly or indirectly infected will have their vitality flowing to the pathogen. "

"That is, the more people infected, the stronger the pathogen will be."

"Ok."

"If he throws this pathogen in a densely populated area, isn't he invincible?"

"Where is that simple? Basically, people in the other worlds know how to deal with such enemies. As long as the pathogens are killed, other sources of pollution will die. Even if he is thrown in a densely populated area, it will be difficult for him to really grow up. Unless he infects tens of thousands of people, he will not be a major problem for most psychics. "

Chen Yun thought about it, but also, unless he concentrated thousands of people, tens of thousands of people in a small space.

Otherwise, the pathogen may be difficult to be transmitted at one time, and this indirect infection can be easily detected.

...

"How is he?" Simonta asked.

"It just looks dehydrated and malnourished," said the boat doctor.

"I'll give him a bottle of glucose first, and when he's awake, arrange some food for him, cough ... In addition, arrange a cabin with a little better ventilation, which is too stuffy."

Although Simonta heard what the ship doctor said, she had no plans to do so.

It was not a sudden kindness to save her.

Just want to confirm his identity, maybe he can get some benefits from him.

In fact, the logic is very simple. If the victim encounters trouble on a certain ship, the person who is given the highest priority on the lifeboat must be the person with the highest status or the rich.

So Simonta felt he had some value.

Simon Tower and the boat doctor came out of the cabin.

I don't know why, there is always a feeling of uneasiness in Simon Tower.

"When he wakes up, confirm his identity, if it is worthless."

"Ahem ... I know how to do it," said the boat doctor.

None of the people on this ship were good men and women.

Basically, good people will not board this ship.

"It looks like your doctor is sick too. Don't go to the deck to blow the sea breeze these days."

"Cough ... maybe I fell cold last night." The boat doctor coughed again.

...

"The first person infected has already appeared."

"I want to see what happens next."

Oquilati Gesri said.

Chen Yan also has this intention.

The curiosity of Chen Yan and Oguerati Gesri did not last long.

Because the first infected ship doctor passed out that evening.

That night two crew members helped look after the boat doctor.

They were also indirectly infected.

All this was under the watchful eye of Chen Wei and Oguerati Gesri.

But the two were very cold-blooded onlookers.

There is no intention to interfere.

"Damn, the guy rescued yesterday seemed to be carrying any infectious disease. The boat doctor became sick after seeing him yesterday, and now the boat doctor infected the other two crew members." Hepali said to Simonta. How to do?"

"Yesterday, the guy couldn't stay on the boat and throw it into the sea." Simonta said with a blue face. "In addition, don't be infected by wearing a gas mask."

Hepari nodded, sighed, and called the two crew members to follow him.

Came outside the cabin of the man rescued yesterday: "You two put on gas masks and drag that guy out."

Both crew members were a bit reluctant, but here they must also listen to Hepbury.

But the moment they opened the cabin, they were startled.

"Heberi, come in and take a look."

Hepari entered the cabin and looked startled.

The dry patient lying on the bed saw a bulging body.

In the cabin, there was a strange kind of slime.

These mucus are criss-crossed, interlaced up and down, left and right, blocking everyone's way.

"Hebrew, do you know what's going on?"

Heppery's face was heavy, he didn't know what it was.

But he knew that this thing was definitely not a good thing.

Just then, the pathogen that had been lying on the bed suddenly opened his eyes, then opened his mouth, and a mucus sprayed out of his mouth.

A crew member escaped and was sprayed directly with mucus.

That slime fixed the crew directly to the wall behind him.

"Quick, save me ..." the crew yelled in horror.

Hepari and the other crew were scared to death, and the pathogen stood up swaying.

Hepari looked at the crew member who was fixed on the wall, and whispered, "Go!"

At the same time, Heberi pulled out the frightened crewman and brought the cabin door at the same time.

But they could still see inside through the round glass on the cabin door.

I saw the pathogen staggering to the fixed crew.

Facing the screaming crew, the pathogen opened its mouth and did not make direct contact with the crew, but the crew's body began to wither, and the opposite was the pathogen.

His originally dry body was becoming full.

Heberi and the other crew were pale when they saw the situation.

Hepari didn't dare delay: "Look here, I'll tell the captain."

"Ah I?"

"What are you afraid of? The guy couldn't get out and locked the hatch."