1387! Plague Is Rampant

In 1387 AD, a plague broke out in Hungary, Europe. Nearly 80% of the local people were infected and died painfully. In the early stage of infection, the infected people were just like normal people for the first few days, just like the previous plagues. On the fourth and fifth days, the infected people developed a high fever and were accompanied by vomiting. Vomiting, etc., The infection intensified on the seventh and eighth days, causing severe pain in the body, dizziness and brain swelling, accompanied by skin ulcers and pus. On the tenth and twelfth days, the infected person whimpered in pain. The trachea and esophagus were blocked by ulcerated pus, leading to suffocation and death. Although the few who were treated in time escaped death from suffocation, they finally died. In the end, he still died of shock because he could not bear the severe pain. On the fifteenth and sixteenth days, the infected person will be resurrected by an unknown force. The whimperer will wander in the cemetery and forest with pus and rotten body until he sees the uninfected person. After seeing the uninfected person, the infected person will briefly walk towards the uninfected person. Or sprint to try to catch the uninfected person. If the uninfected person is caught, the infected person will bite the uninfected person crazily. The core reason is unknown, but it is certain that the infected and dead humans are contagious, and the living person will go through all the above processes after being bitten, and complete the entire process in just one to eight days.