At this moment, a peculiar documentary began to play. It was titled "The Lone Solver: A Documentary Prologue to Star Virus Research."
In the Otsutsuki Clan's long history of battling viruses, certain pathogens had become nightmares for the Scientific Community due to their unique properties. The Star Virus was one of them. It was first discovered on an unusual mining planet, originally inhabited by a group of lowly commoners. They lived off the resources of the Otsutsuki Clan without making any contribution, and those filthy people carried a dangerous virus within them. This virus was named the Star Virus. Its viral particles possessed a hexagonal crystalline structure, containing an unknown nucleic acid sequence. It was neither DNA nor RNA, yet it could rapidly replicate within host cells. Even more terrifyingly, it could trigger the complete collapse of the host's immune system in an extremely short time, leading to multiple organ failure. Otsutsuki Kenichi was a virologist working at the world's leading biosafety laboratory—the Prometheus Institute. When news of the Star Virus emerged, he volunteered to become the project's lead researcher. Yet as his research progressed, he discovered that this was not merely a struggle against a virus, but a contest against time, solitude, and the unknown. Otsutsuki Kenichi first encountered a Star Virus sample on a cold winter night. The laboratory's biosafety cabinet glowed with a ghostly blue light, and the virus sample was sealed inside a multilayered protective container. He put on gloves, carefully removed a tiny sample, and placed it beneath an electron Microscope. "This structure... is too bizarre," Otsutsuki Kenichi muttered. The viral particles displayed perfect hexagonal symmetry, their surfaces covered in minute protrusions like miniature machines created by some extraterrestrial civilization. Even more unsettling was the fact that its nucleic acid sequence could not be fully