Disclaimer!!!: This disease originally belongs to Wira_ekitai, translated (I think) by @StorytaIlor on X. reconstructed and summarized by ChatGPT because I couldn't read it and didn't want to type it out.

Post Book 7

Deadly Poison Disease (Vil)

Japanese Name: 猛毒病

Reading: もうどくびょう (Mōdoku-byō)

English Name: Deadly Poison Disease / Poison Disease

Danger Level: ★★★★★

Description

[DIRECT / PARTIAL / RECONSTRUCTED]

A disease in which the entire body becomes poisonous.

The English text on the image describes the afflicted person's body as becoming extremely toxic. An ordinary person who comes into physical contact with the patient can be affected by the poison, potentially becoming sick, collapsing, or dying.

The disease therefore poses a danger not only to the person who has it, but also to anyone who physically interacts with them.

The illustration supports this interpretation: the patient's body is depicted in an unusual purple/violet coloration, apparently representing the poisonous state of the body.

The text also indicates that the patient must take medicine regularly to control the disease. If the medication is not taken, the patient's condition worsens and eventually affects their ability to speak.

Symptoms

[PARTIAL / RECONSTRUCTED]

The entire body becomes poisonous/toxic.

The patient's body develops an abnormal coloration, represented by the purple/violet coloring in the illustration.

Physical contact with the patient is dangerous to ordinary people.

A person who touches the afflicted individual can be overcome by the poison and potentially collapse or die.

The patient requires regular medication.

If medication is not taken, the disease progressively affects the patient's ability to speak.

The condition appears to become increasingly severe as the poison's effects develop.

Progression

[PARTIAL / MODERATE-LOW CONFIDENCE]

The disease appears to progress from the development of poisonous bodily properties to increasingly severe systemic effects.

The patient's medication is important for keeping the condition under control. Without it, the disease eventually begins interfering with normal functions, including speech.

The exact stages and timeline cannot be reliably recovered from the image because several portions of the text remain blurred.

Cure / Treatment

[DIRECT / PARTIAL]

The patient must apparently take medicine regularly.

The image indicates that medication is necessary to control or suppress the disease, particularly because failing to take it leads to worsening symptoms.

However, it is unclear whether the medicine represents a true cure or merely ongoing treatment. I would therefore classify it as long-term medication/management rather than a confirmed cure.

Additional Notes

The Japanese title 猛毒病 is secure.

猛毒 (mōdoku) means deadly poison, potent poison, or highly toxic poison.

The five-star danger rating is clearly visible: ★★★★★.

The purple coloration shown in the illustration appears to be associated with the disease's poisonous nature.

The disease is unusual in that the patient themselves is effectively a hazard to other people.

The requirement for regular medicine suggests that the patient's poisonous state can be controlled to some extent, even though the underlying disease remains.

The exact wording of several English lines cannot be recovered from this particular scan, so the details concerning the precise effects of contact and the progression toward speech impairment should remain marked as reconstructed/partial.

Seriously though, don't let Vil touch you.