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Sinovirus

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Some time before the begining of the 21st century, presumably during the late 1980's or during the 90's, the Chinese successfully created the Sinovirus, which when released would kill anyone of European or African descent. In secret, Botha reverse-engineered a sample of the virus to only attack people of African descent, elimanating the parts of the virus that attacked white cells, and planned to escape from the U.S. and deliver it to die Organasie.

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Some time before the begining of the 21st century, presumably during the late 1980's or during the 90's, the Chinese successfully created the Sinovirus, which when released would kill anyone of European or African descent. When American intelligence learned of the ethnic-bullet bio-weapon, the Air Force was delegated the task of developing a vaccine, and the project, codenamed Fortune, was overseen by Jerome Harper at Area 7. Needing people with great knowledge of race-specific diseases, Gunther Botha was recruited into the project, despite some concerns regarding his previous association with apartheid regimes. In secret, Botha reverse-engineered a sample of the virus to only attack people of African descent, elimanating the parts of the virus that attacked white cells, and planned to escape from the U.S. and deliver it to die Organasie. When the Chinese learned about the vaccine being developed, they decided to steal the vaccine and the virus from the U.S. so that their pocession of the vaccine would allow them to redevelop the Sinovirus to be able to overcome it. They bought out the Echo Unit of the base's 7th Squadron personnel, and allowed the U.S. to steal the latest strand of the Sinovirus to let them prove the vaccine's effectiveness and avoid suspicion.