CCC-39

Containment
CCC-39 samples are to be held in hermetically sealed freezer containers, with HAZMAT suits available for staff working in close quarters with CCC-39. CCC-39.1 appearances around the world are to be located and destroyed immediately. The main CCC-39 sample storage vault is to be in a separate sector to the rest of Facility 7, and it to be armed with a Type-Delta Gamma Ray Decontamination System.

Description
CCC-39 is a complex microorganism the size of the MS2 Virus. The origins of CCC-39 are unknown, although due to the internal structure and DNA of CCC-39, it is assumed that it does not originate from Earth. CCC-39 can only infect human subjects, while animals aren't affected. CCC-39 organisms are able to travel through the bloodstream, going undetected past the Immune System, and reaching multiple vital organs. The virus has an incubation period of 2.4 hours on average, and infected will only start showing obvious symptoms after 4.5 hours of being infected. Notable symptoms include: Broken blood vessels in the eyeballs (4.6h infected), Impaired cognitive function (4.8h infected), Blurred vision (4.8h infected), Heavy Pain (5.1h infected), Skin peeling (5.7h infected). At around 6h infected, the infected will be killed though violent rupture of the skin. The CCC-39 virus cells will cause human cells to rapidly produce a greenish red liquid substance, and when the infected ruptures, the liquid substance will be launched as droplets across distances of up to 7m. Any humans inhaling this substance will be infected by the CCC-39 contagion. CCC-39 can also infect humanoid CCC subjects, such as CCC-33, and requests to use CCC-39 to destroy instances of CCC-33.2 are being considered.