A History

Back in the early 2000s, scientist tried running experiments on test subjects (i.e. rabbits, dogs, birds.) to see if there was a way to tamper with the brain to, in a way, resurrect the subject after death. The first few attempts were unsuccessful. Yet, after a few years, the doctors successfully managed to bring back a dog. At first, the test subject was giving back positive readings. Minutes later it flat lined, but remained standing. Confused, the doctors entered the room to investigate. A first sight, the dog lunged and bit into one of the doctor's neck. Immediately, they foamed at the mouth and collapsed. The remaining doctors shot the dog multiple times with no effect. Soon after they experienced the same fate.

In 2013, a fellow college of the fallen workers got a hold of the virus,made it airborne and released it around capitols,major cities, etc. world wide. The infection spread faster than expected. Soon, people were rushing to hospitals, complaining about flu-like symptoms and later died. Before the white blanket could be put over their faces, their eyes would open, shining bright colt blue, and savage anyone in the room. Any of those who made it out or were immune were considered lucky, but are quickly diminishing.

Known Outbreaks

 * Moscow, Russia. - 2012
 * East Haven, CT. - 2013
 * Hamden, CT. - 2013
 * Milford, CT. - 2013