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The Immunity League, the team that was 

responsible for keeping Jefferson healthy, was 

having a meeting at the base: Jefferson's 

Spleen.

So it was decided: there would be no extra white blood 

cells made.

The next day, Jefferson had a meeting with his 

teacher about his school project. Right in the 

middle of it, his teacher sneezed!

But it was not okay. The sneeze traveled through the 

air as fast as a car and five virus particles made their 

way to Jefferson's face.

Francisco Ranosehair, one of the physical barriers in 

Jefferson's body, fought hard and was able to keep two 

virus cells from entering Jefferson's body, including 

Lex Fluther. 

Mucus Pathogenhunter and Tearing Man, 

the chemical barriers, helped catch 

the virus particles that managed to 

escape from the physical barriers.

One virus escaped, however, and he liked to call 

himself the Sickster. The Sickster traveled to the 

throat and infected some poor, unsuspecting, throat 

cells.

The injured cells knew 

they needed help, so 

they released chemicals 

to get the attention of 

the Inflammatory team.

The Inflammatory Tornado, Ronald Redness, and 

Swelling Man got to that area quickly to search for the 

Sickster, but they could not find him. 

"I know you're here, Sickster!" said Swelling Man. 

"We will help Jefferson get rid of you!" added Ronald 

Redness. 

"I'm going to call Captain Macrophage!" said the 

Inflammatory Tornado.

Captain Macrophage came to the throat to eat and 

destroy the Sickster, but it was too late. The Sickster 

had already begun to make duplicates of himself.

The next day, Jefferson had to stay home from school 

because he had a sore throat. Jefferson was sad 

about missing school, but he didn't know that the 

team in the throat were only doing their job to find 

and destroy the Sickster, and keep him healthy. 

It went on for two 

days, but they couldn't 

find the Sickster. 

Unfortunately, 

Jefferson was still sick.

Robin T, a Helper T cell, came to the throat and 

helped identify the invaders. His next job was 

to call the Killer T and B Cells for help.

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