What if...our world have a pandemic of a Hypno virus

Event: Day 1

As the sun set on the evening of May 4th 2002, a trio of well intentioned but ultimately misguided animal rights activists broke into a primate research laboratory near the University of Cambridge, unleashing several chimpanzees, but releasing a highly contagious virus that only affect girls and convert them into hypnotized sleepwalkers. Despite **** please from one female virologist who catches them in the act, they open the cages and during the fight, a vial with the virus broke and the virus was released starting one of the worst viral outbreak in recorded history.

Police received their first 999 call from a terrified security guard in the lab complex at 8:45 PM. The phone call cut off amid shattering glass and screaming. Police response arrived on the scene seven minutes later. A single police car was dispatched with two young female officers who were unsure of what to expect other than there had been a break in and a fight seemed to have broken out. They moved quickly but cautiously towards the building armed with nothing more than batons .

As the officers opened the front door they disturbed several sleepwalker girls the hall. The infected refused to heed the officer's stern warnings to stay back, instead lunging at the bewildered policewomen and infected them and convert them in sleepwalkers

Loss of communication with the dispatched officers alarmed Police HQ in Huntingdon, and several more officers were sent to investigate the area, which had since abandoned by the infected who had wandered off in search of more victims.Several police cars began to patrol the streets around the complex in search of the suspects. Members of the public rushed out their homes to tell the officers that mobs of vandals have been running up and down the streets chasing people and smashing windows.

Less than a mile away several car accidents occurred as infected ran across roads in pursuit of victims, forcing drivers to break or swerve. Some infected were knocked down, only to get back to their feet and attack the drivers who got out their vehicles to help what they assumed to be drunkards running out in the middle of the road, adding to the slowly but steadily increasing number of infected on the streets.

A single infected wearing a lab coat staggered into Cambridge train station,with her arms outeched in front of her and a smile in her face. Several people who had just finished their shifts and were waiting on the train home had no idea of the chaos that was about to unfold. An off duty nurse rushed over to help the woman. It was the last mistake she would ever make as she tackled her to the ground and Kiss her several times on her face. Most people stood there dumbfounded, but two young women decided to take it upon themselves to do something. They too, like the well-meaning nurse, had just made their last mistake as both she and the woman who had attacked her suddenly launched themselves at the would-be heroines. From there it spread like wildfire.

Phone calls to increasingly overwhelmed 999 call centres alerted police to what was mistakenly thought to be a mass brawl between drunken students at the train station. Specialised public order units were dispatched as were several ambulances. Local hospitals were put on alert for a potential influx of casualties. CCTV footage showed the attack clearly. Those behind the cameras were bewildered as to how the number of people involved in the altercation was constantly increasing. Two female members of the British Transport Police who were doing a routine patrol of the station attempted to intervene, only to become infected themselves and join in on the growing ****. CCTV camera operators could only look on in sheer horror and utter confusion. As the fighting increased, people began to flee the train station in all directions, with the growing crowd of infected girls in pursuit. Panic began to take hold.

At Police HQ, dozens of specially trained public order police were gearing up, equipped with stab vests, helmets, riot shields and heavy duty batons. Orders went out to seal off the streets in the immediate vicinity of Cambridge train station and arrest those involved in the riot. Within thirty minutes the riot police arrived at the train station and found it the same as the research facility – abandoned. The infected girls had already left in search of new victims and were prowling nearby streets, attacking anyone in sight.

A decision was taken to secure the streets where the worst of the **** was being reported and seal off those streets. This was when the first real contact between Cambridge riot officers and mobs of infected girls occurred. They formed defensive lines, banging their batons on their shields and marched forward in formation in an effort to intimidate the infected sleepwalker girls, who were still believed to be drunken hooligans at that point.

Things took a turn for the worst when some of the female officers were exposed to infected fluids. Within a few minutes, several female officers had turned and were fighting with their former colleagues.

The shocked and shaken policemen, quickly got back in their vans and withdrew from the area to reevaluate the situation. They formed a defensive line on nearby station road whilst waiting on reinforcements from other police stations. The people who were in charge had no idea what to do. This was uncharted waters from everyone. Information was exchanged between officers on the ground and senior police leadership in Huntingdon. It was becoming clear this was something entirely new. These people were not normal.

Around nine o'clock, reports of **** were reaching BBC news in London, though details were sketchy with vague reports of disturbances and vandalism. Journalists could not reach the scene as the roads were closed off to all but emergency service personnel.

An hour later, armed response units were dispatched to the area surrounding Cambridge train station as reports of attacks increased dramatically. Initial attempts by armed officers to slow down the "rioters" using tasers in their legs seem to slow them down, but don't deter them from attacking. Rumours began to spread on the internet but main stream media was still largely unaware of the facts yet.

By midnight, thirty two police officers (all of them, women) were infected and join to the hordes. Several female paramedics and firefighters had also joined the throngs of infected. Gunshots rang out across much of central Cambridge. Gangs of youths began looting in the town centre, believing the **** by the infected was some kind of riot by drunken students, and so decided to take advantage of the chaos to loot and vandalise property.

Despite the best efforts of the police, small numbers of infected were able to get by the roadblocks and reached the main shopping area at quarter past twelve in the morning, populated only with some students returning from nights out and police officers interviewing witnesses to the looting. Chaos broke out as the infection spread in the town centre, by rampaging infected storming into packed pubs and night clubs causing untold casualties and increasing the number of infected ten fold.

By 02:00 the outbreak was more or less out of control in The town centre, with incidents being reported in the southern and south western areas of town at an alarming frequency. Crowds of infected several hundred strong rampaged unopposed in some areas. The police were continually being **** to withdraw from engagements with the infected, and could not understand why some of their female friends were turning sides and fighting alongside the rioters, a fact they wasted no time in reporting to HQ, who were preparing a report to pass on to the Home Office.

The city centre was entirely overrun by 02:30 along with several residential areas. 40% of the city's police **** had become casualties by this time and the rest had been largely scattered and **** to withdraw to regroup and consolidate their forces.

Tens of thousands of civilians found themselves barricaded in their homes with no help to be had. The police simply couldn't respond to all these distress calls and advised people to stay behind locked doors and stay quiet.

The Prime Minister Tony Blair was awoken by an aide just after two in the morning and informed that a major female public disturbance was occuring in Cambridge and that fatalities had been excessive.