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Chapter 64 Extraordinary Creatures
"Shit City! Chaos in India" - The New York Times

"The mosquito god is punishing us? Mysterious disease spreads in India, plunging us into an unprecedented crisis" - Reuters
"The streets of India are filled with stench, and the sanitation crisis is getting worse" - Al Jazeera
"Asan faces an unprecedented public health disaster" - Der Spiegel

The whole world is not only shocked by India's current situation, but also worried about whether this strange disease will spread to other countries.

All major airlines have cancelled flights to and from India!
Countries have stepped up control to prevent the three Indians from entering the country with the virus.

The World Health Organization urgently sent a team of experts to India to investigate the source and transmission route of this strange disease.

Although they brought the world's most advanced medical equipment and research team, the experts were still helpless in the face of this strange disease.

The World Health Organization has repeatedly stated at international press conferences that this strange disease is an unprecedented global health crisis.

Asan has become the focus of global discussion!

On social media, the hashtag "Country of Feces" quickly spread and became a topic of ridicule and discussion among netizens around the world.

Asan's international image has suffered a serious blow.

Although Asan tried hard to reverse this negative impression, they were overwhelmed by the global media coverage.

Not only do they have to face the troubles of strange diseases, but they also have to deal with criticism and ridicule from home and abroad.

As the strange disease spread rapidly, the people of Asan fell into deep fear and despair.

Asan's cities fell into unprecedented chaos, the streets were filled with unbearable stench, and the air was filled with the smell of corruption.

The streets are full of people struggling with the inability to control their excretion.

Once they eat, they cannot help but defecate within a few hours without any warning.

Whether it's on the bus, in a company meeting, or in a school classroom, feces can be found everywhere.

The cleaners were not immune either. They had to pull the garbage wherever they went, making it difficult to clean the streets.

The feces piled up like a mountain and the stench was unbearable!
Business in supermarkets and restaurants has plummeted and people are afraid to go out because once they leave home, they may find themselves in an embarrassing situation at any time and anywhere.

Even those waiting in line to go to the hospital were not spared and defecated all over the floor.

People lost their dignity.

Social activities have become an unimaginable luxury, intimate relationships cannot be maintained, and work cannot continue.

Everyone lives in fear and humiliation!

The Ah San people began to feel helpless and hopeless. They endured both physical and mental torture, living in endless shame and stench day after day...

As time went by, more and more people began to suspect that this was not a simple infectious disease, but a punishment from God!

At first, such rumors only circulated in a small circle.

Some religious leaders, devout believers and folk witch doctors began to spread a new saying:

All this is the punishment from the Mosquito God!

Because Ah San was disrespectful to Him!

This statement resonated with many people, especially those who could not bear the torture of strange diseases and sought psychological comfort.

"Anyone who dares to disrespect the Mosquito God will have to pay the price! Only if we pray sincerely will the Mosquito God forgive us!"

More and more people began to believe that all this was a punishment from God, rather than a simple strange disease.

In the center of New Delhi, some people began to spontaneously set up altars, light incense, kneel down and pray, hoping that the mosquito god would forgive them and stop the disaster that was raging across the country.

The streets of New Delhi, once bustling markets, are now occupied by crowds and altars.

In front of these makeshift altars, the air is filled with the smoke of incense and the sound of chanting scriptures can be heard.

People knelt on the ground, clasped their hands together devoutly, and chanted the name of the mosquito god, begging it to withdraw its divine punishment. Various offerings were placed on the altar.

Fruits, flowers, and spices, praying to the mosquito god to forgive them.

A pious old woman knelt before the altar with tears in her eyes:

"Mosquito God, please forgive us!"

She choked with sobs and prayed, her hands clasped together in front of her chest and trembling slightly. Others were also kneeling on the ground, praying in low voices.

These scenes are not only spreading in New Delhi, but also in other cities as the strange disease spreads.

Similar altars began to appear in Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore and other places.

In the streets and alleys, people either spontaneously or collectively built places to worship the mosquito god, praying for salvation through incense and offerings.

As the trend of worshiping the mosquito god intensified, some places even began to organize collective prayer ceremonies.

During these prayer ceremonies, leading believers shouted the name of the mosquito god, praying that it could end the catastrophe.

"The mosquito god is watching us. Only sincere prayers can move him!"

An old man stood in front of the altar, shouting at the top of his lungs.

Among the crowd, some people followed the old man's voice and chanted, while others knelt down and kowtowed with their foreheads touching the ground.

In these collective prayers, more and more young people are joining in.

They originally had no fear of the mosquito god, but now faced with an inexplicable disaster, they began to believe that this might be a punishment from a mysterious force.

A young man who was praying whispered:
“Is this really a punishment from the Mosquito God?”

An old man scolded in a low voice:

"Of course! Why else do you think the whole country is suffering from this strange disease? Even scientists are helpless. This is the power of God!"

Faced with the public's panic and fanatical prayers, Asan had to take action.

Official media and experts have repeatedly come out to refute the rumors, emphasizing that this strange disease is not a punishment from God, but some unknown plague and infectious disease.

However, the official explanation failed to calm people's fears.

To the public, the official explanation was too weak and far less convincing than the "mysterious power" of the mosquito god.

There are more and more altars on the streets, and more and more people praying. Some places even start to organize large-scale sacrificial ceremonies in an attempt to move the mosquito god and obtain its forgiveness.

The situation in India quickly attracted widespread attention from the international community.

The media rushed to report on the event, and experts and scholars from all over the world expressed their opinions.

"This is a rare resurgence of mysticism in modern civilization."

A Western scholar said in an interview:
"When faced with unexplained disasters, people tend to seek solace from the supernatural. Not to mention, before the strange disease broke out in Ah San, the Ah San people were very disrespectful to the mosquito god. It's hard not to wonder if the two are coincidental?"

Witnessing the tragic situation of India and the economic collapse, countries around the world are still in shock.

Are there really extraordinary creatures in this world?

Scientists from various countries have been sent to study this strange disease that has swept across India, but no medicine has been found to cure it.

Time passes day by day...

The three of them are living in dire straits!
Across the country, countless mosquito god altars were lit with incense, and the sound of people kneeling and kowtowing in prayer could be heard one after another...

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