The Cure

Madrid, 21 November 2019 Officials from the EIS (Epidemiological Intelligence Service) who are part of Dr. Chester Cooperpot’s team, stationed at strategic points across the five continents, are carrying out an epidemiological and analytical investigation of the ARHAX virus. Before Dr. Cooperpot’s team could obtain the vaccine, the American military stole the virus to devastate densely populated areas by releasing strains across the five continents. The first affected people have begun to appear and the spread is very rapid. The professor had traveled to each of the continents where parts of the vaccine were being developed in strict secrecy. In each continent he collected the research documents compiled up to that point: In Africa, Dr. Dian Fossey was in charge of the antibiotic. In America, Dr. Peter Venkman specialized in the stabilizer. In Asia, Dr. Miyagi was responsible for the correct placement of the molecules and the final vaccine formula. In Europe, Dr. Leia Organa was finalizing everything related to the antigen quantity. In Oceania, Dr. Michael Dundee focused on the vaccine preservative. He placed all the information from each location and what each specialist was investigating into the drawers of this box, protecting them with locks only he knew how to open. He never parted with it, because the professor suspected someone on the team might be a military infiltrator. His suspicions were confirmed when several strains of the virus were stolen and areas around the world were infected. Mysteriously, the doctor himself has been infected by the virus and lies in a coma in the hospital, leaving all his research and reports in the box. The spy has planted a device that will alter the vaccine so you won’t be able to help his contacts on the continents, and you have 75 minutes to save the formula. You must finish the work and enter the exact vaccine quantity into the box’s device. All of this is to save Dr. Cooperpot and to be able to send that amount of vaccine to the specialists so they can produce more vaccine and distribute it to hospitals on each continent. Time is of the essence and every minute equals lives lost. We must also know the coordinates of the specialists to send the vaccines. The coordinates are vitally important even after hours have passed — the vaccines can only go where they are; they must not fall into the wrong hands. Knowing the professor, in each drawer you will likely find the research documents for the vaccine, what is needed to locate the specialists, and the doctor’s puzzle to open the next drawer. The professor planned for everything, even this possible plot and attempt on his life. He also made sure that only intelligent people could finish his work. Now you can only trust the good work carried out so far by Dr. Cooperpot and his researchers — and the work you will do now.