This will be my last transmission. If you're hearing this, please know that I did my best to

save you all. I've run out of food, and there's just no cure to this plague. When I die, my body will

be located at... Please burn the place to the ground, and pour concrete atop of the remains.

There's no solution. Please, do not open the door. I'm so sorry for what we have created,

but as long as I die inside this building, it means you all get to live. In the beginning of 2012,

I joined a group called Sano Project, a bunch of scientists funded by an unknown prospector.

Our goal was simple in concept only, to produce a vaccine that would immunize people via aerosol droplets.

We'd been given a heap of different substances and pathogens to achieve the desired effect.

We'd be using mice for the experiment, but due to the high risk of accidental contagion,

we were put into lockdown for the duration of the experiment, which was only supposed to last six

months. Food and supplies would be delivered using an isolated lift, taking everything we needed

underground into an airlock. When we started, there were six of us, with Professor Jenkins in the

lead. He was an old and equally odd fellow, but he was the top in his field. There was no one more

suited for the job, and the five of us that worked under him greatly admired the man. Still, outside

of work hours, he can find himself to his room with lab reports and an endless pile of books about

exotic infectology. Honestly, as much as I enjoyed working under such a great mind, he scared me at

times. He seemed overly enthusiastic about the experiment part, and less so about saving lives.

For the first five months, work went on as normal. We combined different pathogens and tried to

create harmless fragments from their protein capsule, aerosolizing them as a vaccine, hoping the

mice's bodies would absorb them. It was an endless stream of disappointment, as the poor animals kept

dying. Then, at the end of the six-month contract, Professor Jenkins created something new entirely.

While it wasn't anything near what we wished, he'd managed to invent something no one thought

...