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	~~The Plauge that has swept through the [[Enkidukai]] city of [[Ojavada]] is commonly referred to~~ as ~~'The Burning'. The deadly plague only affects Enkidukai. Because it's extremely contiguous the Octarchcy quarantined Ojavada. Since the beginning of the plague two of the Dsar's have reopened.~~		{{delete\|redundant page, same info as Ojavedan Plague}}

	The first Symptoms of the plague start with the matting of the fur. The fur forms thick gross patches before finally falling off, leaving the fur spread thin, and very patchy. The victim then contracts a painful cough. The cough is thought to be the easiest way for the plague to spread. It is advised to stay away from anyone who has gotten this far along in the disease. The last, and worst symptom is a devastating fever that roasts the victim from inside out, thus the name. There is no known cure for the plague, and all victims die true death.