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Unnamed Virus
I’m not sure if I mentioned this in a previous entry or not. I’ve been so busy with more important things that, sometimes, I forget what I wrote in my previous entries. In fact, that’s why I don’t do them all the time. I have more important things to worry about. Moving on, the unnamed virus was an unfinished experiment of my brother’s. One of my solders found the data and what not for it on one of his missions. I won’t go into detail about what his mission was or how or where he found this data and such, because that’s not important right now. Apparently, form what I looked up and was able to find, this virus my brother was working on was discovered before he discovered the Uroborus. He worked on the unnamed virus, until he discovered the Uroborus and became more focused, some would argue obsessed, with the Uroborus and never finished the unnamed virus. I felt the need to complete it and did so, successfully. I’ve only injected the unnamed virus into three subjects. Myself, my three headed dog Zeal, and Dark Plagas. I don’t have to explain how much of a success the experiment was for me. If anyone is curious, I’ll be more than happy to give them a demonstration. Has for Zeal and Dark Plagas, those will be two separate journal entries, because they both have interesting stories behind how they became infected. Has for the virus having no name, what the virus actually does is more important to me than what its called. I have my ways of identifying it from the others without naming it. Besides, I’ll come up with a brilliant name for it and some ignorant sloth will shorten it to a letter, because they’re not intelligent enough to learn how to pronounce the full name or, heaven forbid, it might be too long of a name. If other scientists can live with their creation’s name being shortened to a simple letter, that’s fine, but I find it offensive that I spend seconds of my life that I’ll never get back to think of a brilliant name for one of my virus creations and have some ignorant fool insult me by shorten the name to a letter. No good idiots with the intelligence pf a new born.
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