The Global Emergency Response Summit

In the aftermath of a catastrophic outbreak of the X-E virus — a rapidly mutating pathogen projected to cause mass extinction within 48 hours — the world’s most powerful and vulnerable nations have gathered at an emergency summit. But this is no ordinary pandemic. Alongside collapsing health systems, a wave of cyberattacks has crippled hospitals, vaccine data networks, and communication grids worldwide. Accusations fly. Nations scramble. Trust dissolves.

From biotech black markets to digital espionage, every country is a suspect, a victim — or both. As alliances fracture and panic spreads, countries must negotiate the survival of humanity amid misinformation and sabotage.

The question is no longer just how to stop the virus…
It’s who is letting it spread — and why.