Crossed

How the Crossed virus affects the body: Rapid onset: After infection, the virus acts very quickly, usually within minutes or a few hours, dominating the central nervous system. Brain alteration: It destroys areas of the brain responsible for empathy, emotional control, ethics and self-control. This leaves the infected person completely dominated by violent impulses. Extreme aggression: The person loses any sense of fear, pain, or reason. The dominant instinct is to cause pain and violence at any cost. Physical changes: In addition to the red cross that appears on the face, the skin may become red or inflamed. The virus can increase physical strength and resistance, making the infected more dangerous. Loss of communication: Infected people scream, roar or speak little, as logical reasoning and normal speech disappear. Survival: Infected people do not feel hunger or fatigue, focusing only on violence. Impacts on the world: Total social collapse: In a matter of days, cities and countries collapse. The health system, security, government and basic services stop working. Destruction and chaos: The virus generates waves of extreme violence and anarchy, with the world dominated by fear and massacres. Isolation: Countries try to close borders and create safe zones, but the virus spreads too quickly. Survivors at war: The remaining humans are divided between trying to survive, confronting the infected or fighting among themselves for resources. Extinction of civilization: If there is no cure or rapid control, humanity could be decimated, transforming the planet into a hostile and wild territory. Altered environment: Urban structures are abandoned, wild animals reclaim spaces and nature begins to recover amidst human chaos. This virus is a nightmare because it destroys everything that makes human beings civilized and supportive, leaving only savagery and destruction.