anyways. so. this is the prism virus. the original virus was called "the rainbow virus" but since then, the virus was lurking in the shadows, completely wiped off the map . . until now ;D this new virus has erupted suddenly. infecting humans, animals, PLANTS, everything. The main host of the said virus, is the prizalmak. (pri.zall.mack) scientists were doing tests, on this said creature, its believed to be a fox-like creature, but it has racoon like hands and feet.

the same scientists were doing, other tests as well. they discovered this creature had no effect toward the RBV(rainbow virus). so they started adding more effects. once they made this new mutated virus, they extracted some of the prizalmak's blood to test how long it could live outside of a host. which turned to be about three days before the virus would die out. so they moved onto their next experiment, seeing how it would effect.. other creatures.

video logs and papers stated. "Experiment one, Rattus norvegicus.--common rat-- we injected one milligram of the prizalmak DNA into the adult rat, effects took almost immediately. moments after injection, the rat was twitching and pacing around its cage. its fur started to change. the color draining out of it, turning a light grey. we waited ten more minutes, the rat stopped it's pacing around a the five minute mark. soon after, its tail. it. started chewing on its own tail. letting out cries of pain as it proceeded to rip itself into shreds before our eyes..."

"Experiment one, continued. when the rat was done , and it had. successfully killed itself, we examined the rat and its enclosure. upon examination, we found three, incredible details. its eyes. the eyes, blood and organs. when we opened the rat up, we couldnt believe what we saw. the insides of the rat were.. melted. the inner organs had failed and turned into puddles of liquid flesh. we took samples of the blood and dna. one of our colleagues pointed out how the blood seemed to glow a soft, repeated rainbow pattern when it was under a blacklight. how fascinating, right?"

"In our second experiment, we gave a common house cat, a lesser amount of the virus. it seemed to have less of a fatality to the larger animal. while examining the effects. we saw the same effects from the rat, but they were slowed. the fur had drained from a vibrant, beautiful ginger, to a light grey.. this one happened to survive awhile longer than the rat. a few days, a week at most."

during all of the testing they were doing, the prizalmak was growing irritable. it began attacking the scientists. it ALSO was growing bigger! at this point it was about the size of a medium dog.

It was able to break through the cage. it ate three of the scientists, one of the technologists and killed about 100 other workers. it ended up escaping the facility, now hiding away in a deep forest. infecting everything it attacked. everything it ate from, everything it drank from.

it gets worse :D