Assaulting the Embassy

"Shocking! The flu that infected over ten million people and killed hundreds of thousands was not an accident, but the deliberate act of certain countries!"

"Another biological war? The true culprit behind the scenes wants to destroy Europe!"

"Which bears greater responsibility: allowing it to spread, or doing nothing at all?"

"We are living through a second Black Death!"

Not many days after Spain's Press Conference ended, newspapers and media outlets across european countries began publishing reports related to those headlines. They quickly became the biggest news sensation in every nation.

By then, the Great Flu had already infected over ten million people, with at least hundreds of thousands dead from the epidemic. All of Europe was gripped by extreme fear, and under such circumstances, those newspaper reports swiftly drew the attention of people throughout european countries.

It had to be said that these professional journalists were exceptionally good, whether in the content of their reports or their headlines.

A single glance at a headline was enough to make one interested in the entire article. After reading the full piece, not only would readers believe the report completely, they would also follow the writer's train of thought and ponder more deeply whether someone behind the scenes had pushed the Great Flu's rampant global spread.

At the very least, the newspapers and media outlets of every country were having a wonderful time. Having seized such a massive news sensation, famous outlets across Europe raked in money hand over fist. Newspaper sales multiplied several times over, and related reports were in such demand that supply could not keep up.

For the governments of european countries, however, such reports were hardly good news. Britain and France in particular were suffering. As newspapers across the continent exaggerated their responsibility, many Europeans had already come