Monster Hunt: Notes From a Hunter

  About mad dragon disease (if you care about the settings, you can take a look)

  The performance of kuanglong disease in the game is indeed that monsters react the most, while humans are relatively better, and it seems that none of Ailu has ever fallen ill.

  So it is impossible for the villagers to collectively become zombies biting

  What I understand (brain supplement) is that a black erosion dragon may be bred on a large monster, but the size of human beings and Ai Lu is too small, and it is impossible for a tens of tons of black erosion dragon to drill out of the body of a hundred-pound person.

  So frankly speaking, the mad dragon virus did not exist for the biological evolution of human beings, otherwise it would be too easy to destroy the world.

  About the complete cure of kualassaemia.

   It should be curable, or completely harmless, after all, the attitude towards mad dragon disease (crazy dragon body) in **** and rising is like a special Daliwan.

But the protagonist of 4 is one of the first people who came into contact with kuanglong disease. At that time, the kuanglong disease research institute was just established, and many researches were not in place, so I will mention the research progress of the kuanglong disease research institute. One of the effects is also to weaken the impact.

  The question is how to completely kill the spores and embryos in the body. I remember that it was mentioned in the information about the anti-dragon stone that the anti-dragon stone can inhibit or even kill the spores and block kuanglong disease.

  Whether this is the case or not, anyway, this book will definitely cure it, otherwise the protagonist team can join forces to hunt the Tianzhulong and it will be over directly—the contagious power of the Tianhailong, no one can escape.

  (end of this chapter)