Hasoni Plague

Hasoni Plague
Other names	Elven Death, The Desert's Plague
Transmission Electron Micrograph of Hasoni Plague
Specialty	Infectious Disease
Symptoms	Hemorrhagic fevers and seizures, cough with bloody mucous, bruises, sunken reddened eyes, profuse mucous discharge, death
Duration	1 week to 1 year
Causes	Transmission through infected water
Risk factors	Rigorous physical activity, hard labor
Diagnostic method	Symptoms, medical scanning
Frequency	3% of affected areas
Deaths	~128 Million since first instance

Hasoni Plague is an infectious disease caused by Acuviridae Hasonivirus. Hasoni Plague affects the infected individual's ability to clot blood, and symptoms range from reddened eyes to bruises across the victim's body, but the most common symptom being hemorrhagic fever.

The most famous epidemic caused by the Hasoni Plague was the Age of the Plague, a period in Eastern Auroran history in which a quarter of people died from the disease, including seven Salovian monarchs, the first of which being Orev IV.