Ovepaq Virus: A Plague Upon Othunia The Ovepaq virus, a horrifyingly effective creation of the twisted mind of Vidas Liudvikas, stands as the central, devastating force in Malik Segawa's gripping fictional series, which unfolds within the embattled Republic of Othunia. Ovepaq is not merely a disease; it is a bio-engineered nightmare, a vector-borne plague spread with terrifying efficiency by infected insects, primarily through their incessant, bloodthirsty bites. This microscopic terror has already carved a swathe of death across Othunia, claiming a staggering 4 million lives and painting a grim portrait of a nation teetering on the brink of collapse, its infrastructure strained and its societal fabric torn asunder. The symptoms of Ovepaq are designed to evoke a primal fear, a visceral understanding of vulnerability and the body's betrayal. The virus initiates a horrifying cycle of exsanguination, transforming the infected insects into relentless, living leeches, draining their...