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24 April 2012 - First outbreak occurs Cusco, Peru. Numbers of reported infected individuals rise from 5 to 197 in just one day. The virus is still thought to be a common flu.

29 April 2012 - The virus has spread out across the Cusco, Peru. Approximately 291,876 individuals are infected (81% of the city’s population). Widespread panic is caused by the rapid spreading of the new disease.

30 April 2012 - Infected individuals begin to show signs of aggression and homicidal behavior. Hospital Nacional Sureste EsSalud in Cusco is overrun. 84% of the city’s population is infected.

1 May 2012 - Peruvian National Police forces are deployed in Cusco. Infected individuals seem to have lost all sanity and ravage the city on a homicidal rampage. Their appearance and biological chemistry seems to have changed - bleeding eyes and ears, softer tissue and bone structure. PNP opens fire on the infected.

2 May 2012 - Majority of hospitals in Cusco are overrun. PNP forces are overwhelmed. 97% of the city’s population is infected.

3 May 2012 - All remaining non-infected individuals are evacuated from Cusco. The city’s PNP forces dissolve.

12 May 2012 - By this time, most settlements and cities in southeastern Peru are overrun. The virus continues to spread rapidly.

15 May 2012 - Chile, Bolivia, and Brazil close their borders to Peru as a result of the Confinamento Vírus Pacto (Virus Containment Pact).

17 May 2012 - The United Nations becomes involved with the containment of the virus, now dubbed the “Andes Flu” after the famous mountain region of South America.

18 May 2012 - Despite extreme efforts made by the Peruvian government, the virus reaches the capital city of Lima. Civilians are hastily evacuated from the city. Military forces are overwhelmed by infected personnel. President Ollanta Humala and Prime Minister Valdés disappear.

25 May 2012 - The Andes Flu begins its invasion of Bolivia and Brazil. The virus begins to spread at a quicker and far more aggressive pace.

28 May 2012 - With Peru in complete chaos, the virus finally hits Chile. Infected personnel tear through central South America. The United Nations deploys troops and biohazard control teams into the region. Complex studies on the Andes Flu begin.

3 June 2012 - The Bolivian capital cities of Sucre and La Paz are overrun, despite heavy military resistance from the Ejército and the UN. At this point, infected are spotted in São Paulo. The Andes Flu begins its rapid spread into Ecuador, Argentina, Columbia, and Venezuela.

9 June 2012 - Chile falls into chaos with the collapsing of Santiago and the dissolving of the republic.

10 June 2012 - UN forces officially pull out of Peru, Bolivia, and Chile. The majority of evacuation sites are overrun by infected personnel. Lima is bombed.

13 June 2012 - Brazil falls into chaos. UN forces continue to engage the infected and evacuate as many civilians as possible. Tests conclude that the “Andes Flu” is actually a series of mutating viruses, proving that they are combating multiple strands of diseases.

29 June 2012 - Columbia and Venezuela are torn apart by the infected.

3 June 2012 - The UN completely withdraws its forces from South America and barricades the Southern Mexican border. Patrols in the Caribbean Sea are magnified. Bogotá, La Paz, Quito, and other major cities which have been overrun are bombed.

11 June 2012 - It is discovered that insects and various species of bird and fish act as carriers of a strain of the “Andes Flu”.

27 June 2012 - Although severe efforts delay the spread of the Andes Flu, the virus continues on to strike Panama, southern Mexico, Jamaica, the Dominican, Cuba, and various other Caribbean nations.

29 June 2012 - Infected are spotted in the cities of Miami and New Orleans, USA.

30 June 2012 - United States Army soldiers are deployed in the southern states. Civilians are evacuated to the northern and western states while viral containment is attempted in Florida, Louisiana, and Georgia.

6 July 2012 - Mexico City is overrun. The collapsing of the government follows. Mexico is in chaos. At this point, United States military begins its withdrawal from the Middle East.

19 July 2012 - Nearly the every Caribbean nation has been overrun. Only one evacuation site remains in the Dominican.

20 July 2012 - The last evacuation site in the Dominican Republic is overrun. Infected individuals are now encountered in Spain, France, Morocco, the Western Sahara, and Mauritania. Many nations including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Switzerland, Mali, Algeria, Australia, and many more close their borders completely.

23 July 2012 - The virus has spread out across the Mid-West in the United States, and is rapidly spreading towards the north. 28 major cities are bombed by the military.

26 July 2012 - All international airports in Europe, North America, and parts of Asia are closed.

27 July 2012 - The UN-backed Emergency Biohazard Control Organization (EBCO) is formed. EBCO personnel are highly trained, extremely well-equipped, and large in numbers. EBCO teams are deployed all across the world in an attempt to contain the Andes Flu.

1 August 2012 - With many nations such as the United States, France, and Germany in turmoil, the global economy crashes. Poverty levels increase at a rapid pace.

3 August 2012 - The Andes Flu aggressively spreads across western Africa. The EBCO tries to keep it contained in that region. Meanwhile, the French government descends into chaos after President Nicolas Sarkozy succumbs to the Andes Flu. The EBCO still maintains general control over Paris. Yet the virus has spread into other neighboring European nations as well.

4 August 2012 - Infected are spotted on the shores of the United Kingdom. Troops are deployed in an attempt to delay the spread of the flu.

10 August 2012 - Washington, D.C. is overrun. The President of the United States is evacuated with several other government officials. At this point, despite heavy EBCO and US military presence in the north states, Niagara Falls and the Great Lakes become a highway for American refugees. Canadian and American military activity on the border increases significantly.

15 August 2012 - Riots and continuous civil war cause the EBCO and the UN to lose their grasp on the African nations. Nearly every African city is completely overrun. Only five evacuation sites remain in South Africa - the last sites on the continent.

17 August 2012 - The virus hits London, England. During a public appearance of the British Royal Family, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge shows extreme symptoms of the Andes Flu.

18 August 2012 - The British Royal Family vanishes from the public. 23% of London has been infected. The virus has also spread into Manchester and Birmingham.

20 August 2012 - At this point, due to smuggling and other illegal activities, the Andes Flu has struck Japan, China, Russia, and several other East Asian nations. China denies aid from the EBCO, claiming it is the true cause for the rapid spread of the infection.

23 August 2012 - The virus rapidly rages across China. Hundreds of thousands are infected by the day. The EBCO is quickly overwhelmed by the infected in Japan. However, EBCO teams are doing an incredible job keeping the Andes Flu under control in the northern United States, Canada, the northern United Kingdom, and . Yet refugees continue to illegally cross into Canada, carrying the virus with them.

31 August 2012 - The infamous “New York Riot” occurs. Due to oppression and abuse from EBCO and military forces, civilians of New York City act out and violently destroy nine evacuation sites. Hundreds of infected escape, and the virus rushes throughout the region. Within one day, the EBCO and US military completely lose control of New York City.

4 September 2012 - With the disappearance of the Japanese Royal Family and the dissolving of the Japanese government, Japan descends into chaos. China, North Korea, South Korea, Mongolia, and eastern Russia have nearly been overrun as well.

5 September 2012 - The People’s Republic of China dissolves.

7 September 2012 - North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, succumbs to the Andes Flu. All remaining order in North Korea collapses. Meanwhile, EBCO forces rush to evacuate civilians from Moscow, Russia as the flu reaches the area.

13 September 2012 - Manchester, UK is overrun. British military and EBCO personnel withdraw from the city. In Africa, the last evacuation site in South Africa is crushed by the infected.

16 September 2012 - The “Niagara Massacre” occurs. Canadian military opens fire on a group of 14 American refugees attempting to cross the Niagara Falls. 7 of the 14 are killed. All of the others are wounded and handed over to American authorities for illegally trying to cross the border. The event causes much controversy in both nations.

18 September 2012 - Birmingham, UK is overrun - along with the remainder of the United Kingdom itself. By now, the majority of European, African, Asian, and South American nations have been overrun with infected. As the Andes Flu finally attacks Australia, the United States military is struggling to maintain control over Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Canada stands practically defenseless against the flu that is rapidly spreading into Toronto, Calgary, Quebec City, Edmonton, and other cities.

26 September 2012 - The “Calgary Revolt” occurs. Much like the New York Riot, civilians of Calgary rise up against the oppressive EBCO and military forces that occupy the city. Yet the results are far more catastrophic. Twenty evacuation sites both within the city and in the urban areas surrounding it are destroyed. Infected ravage the area. The Canadian military withdraws from Calgary with the EBCO as the Andes Flu rushes on at an even faster rate.

28 September 2012 - The last American civilians are evacuated from the northern United States. The entire nation has been overrun. Meanwhile, major Canadian cities such as Toronto are destroyed in a series of violent conflicts pinning the infected up against the Canadian military. Most EBCO personnel withdraw from the North American mainland.

10 October 2012 - Sydney, Australia is overrun. The infection of Governor-General Quentin Bryce and the subsequent evacuation of Prime Minister Julia Gillard lead to the collapsing of the Australian government. The nation is overwhelmed.

15 October 2012 - Remainders of the Canadian and American military forces become the United Military of North America. The President of the United States and the Prime Minister of Canada begin working together to retake key locations from the infected.

20 October 2012 - “Operation Bermuda” begins. The remainder of the UN conducts the mass relocation of evacuated civilians to Bermuda to be examined and brought to safe settlements in Alaska (a region of which is generally untouched by the Andes Flu).