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Three days passed quickly. As Fury said, he had not dealt with the affairs of the Third Brother Country in the past few days. Although Pierce was able to obtain information from SHIELD's system, it was the worst news, enough to scare the leaders of the Third Brother Country.

However, Fury said there was nothing he could do about this matter until Jaina and Gandalf found out the situation of the plague.

However, Jaina and the others soon had the results of their research. This is just a very common undead plague, and it is not difficult to solve. As long as an ordinary dispersion technique is used, the magical energy lurking in the bodies of ordinary people can be easily dispelled.

Even more, because these plagues themselves are only the products of the weakest spiritualism, they can only lurk in ordinary people. Not to mention people with abilities such as mutants and aliens, even soldiers who are healthier than ordinary people are unlikely to be infected by this plague.

But the problem now is that too many people are infected. Although dispersion is not a profound spell, even ordinary magic apprentices can learn it, and even use it dozens of times a day without any pressure. Not to mention great wizards like Jaina and Gandalf, who can even cast spells on thousands of people every day. But this number is not even a drop in the bucket among the huge 4 million infected people.

Obviously, in order to infect as many people as possible, the Lich No. 7 diluted these plagues extremely effectively. Although this is the case, this plague is still fatal to ordinary people.

More importantly, because the T-virus was added to the plague, perhaps these infected people would even carry some zombie characteristics after being transformed into ghouls. For example, like zombies, they can spread the plague to uninfected people through wounds. In this way, the speed of the spread of the plague is increased.

Therefore, even if Jaina and Gandalf discovered the properties of the plague, they did not have a good idea on how to treat those infected. Even if all the mages on the earth are summoned now, it is possible to drive away all the plague lurking in the infected people's bodies in a short time.

You know, most of the mages on the earth now belong to Kama Taj where Ancient One is located. The mages there basically belong to the martial arts sect. It is estimated that not many mages know spells like dispersion.

Even if this spell is not difficult, Kama Taj only has a few thousand people, even if he can teach them all. But even if they were exhausted, they could not drive away the plague at once.

If people from the Traveler Alliance discover that the plague begins to be dispersed on a large scale, even if their plan is not ready, they will immediately launch the plan and activate the latent plague.

According to Jaina, if time is not too tight, there are still ways to save it. For example, releasing a large-scale dispersal technique that covers the entire Sange Country and the surrounding epidemic areas can instantly dispel the plague from almost all infected people.

Of course, because the coverage is too wide, there is no guarantee that the plague will be driven away from all infected people. There may be hundreds of thousands of fish that slip through the net, but it is much better than hundreds of millions of people.

But to complete this dispersion technique with a large coverage area, the energy required is astronomically huge. However, the most basic characteristic of the Infinity Stones is that they have unlimited energy, so for Fury who is fused with the Infinity Stones, he has unlimited MP and can provide enough energy to Jaina.

But it also takes time to gather energy. If you want to release this dispersion technique that covers the entire epidemic area, it is estimated that it will take several months to accumulate energy before casting the spell to store enough energy for activation.

But within a few months, it is estimated that the Traveler Alliance and their plans have been completed, and those infected have all turned into ghouls.

Although the dose of plague lurking in the bodies of these infected people barely allowed them to be completely transformed, it was impossible to provide much improvement in combat effectiveness. But the damage that hundreds of millions of undead with the strength of ordinary people can do is simply immeasurable.

Because even if humans and ghouls can win in a one-on-one duel, this is just theoretical data. You know, in fear, it is difficult for humans to exert their normal strength.