Hiroshi's words settled over the room like a heavy weight.
The implications were clear—if someone got infected, they needed to be isolated.
But what did that really mean? A cure was uncertain, and Alister had already stated that full transformation meant death was the only outcome.
Kaida's expression darkened as she clenched her fists. "You're talking about locking them away. Like animals."
Ren adjusted his glasses, his sharp gaze flickering toward her. "Would you rather they be put down the moment they show symptoms?"
Kaida's lips pressed into a thin line.
Yuuto exhaled. "This isn't a debate of morality. We need a system in place. If we don't act fast, we risk this infection spreading through the entire city."
Razorgrin, who had been silent, leaned back in his chair, his jagged smile unwavering. "So, who decides? If someone is infected, who pulls the trigger?"
A tense silence followed.
Then Alister spoke.
"I will."
