Panic?
It hadn't spread throughout the domain.
Over the past half-month, more than a dozen special editions of the Gray Swamp Weekly on epidemic prevention had been published. They covered everything from "What is a plague?" to "Why quarantine?" and "How to properly wash your hands and wear a mask," all in an easy-to-understand, illustrated format. The public had long been informed that cases appearing in the quarantine camps were a "high-probability event," and that the strict quarantine was precisely to deal with this kind of situation.
Compared to the fear of the unknown, the people had more faith in the order their lord had long since established.
A peculiar-looking, enclosed metal carriage, escorted by soldiers, drove into Quarantine Camp A-3. The interior of the carriage had been specially sealed to be airtight, and faintly glowing Runes for dispelling contamination were inscribed on its walls.
