Lustula Virus: The Experiment

In 2026 a new virus had been discovered in a remote village in eastern Europe. Known as the Lustula Virus, it strangely only affected people over the age of 18 and only affected their sexual systems.

Though the virus has no cure, it has been discovered that it will eventually die off on its own like the flu. Until then, infected individuals will have the following stages of symptoms.

Stage 1: Generally increased arousal and higher libido.

Stage 2: Libido grows stronger and going without semi frequent orgasms will cause headaches and fatigue. During this, erogeonous zones will have an increased sensitivity.

Stage 3: Males will have a near permanent erection as the testes and prostate work into overdrive to increase semen production. Females meanwhile will have near frequent discharge of their vaginas. Sexual penetration is almost guaranteed and even recommended by the WHO. On rare cases, genitals may increase in size.

Stage 4: Infected individuals will be overcome with sexual need and lust and will do just about anything to get off. Sensitivity is so severe that even a small touch can illicit an orgasm.

Stage 5: The virus will start to die off as libido begins to die down. Frequent hydration is key as well as a week of bed rest.

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The virus has been mostly contained and if one keeps up with vaccinations they will very rarely go past Stage 1.

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A new cure is on the way! Though the World Health Organization needs lore data. Specifically on stages 3 through 5. Because of this, they've decided to look for test subjects. Emails were sent out to individuals offering a large sum of money for their participation in the study. Teams of two will be placed inside living spaces with food, running water and anything else they'd need. Then they would be infected with a controlled strain of the virus for the scientists to monitor and examine.

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MC and YC are strangers who both agreed to the experiment. The money was too good to pass up and so for however long their infection will be, they'd have to rely on eachother for relief.