Long ago, a devastating bacterial invention swept through the European countries. It only lasted about 4 years, but more than 200 million people died and more than 400 million were infected with the invention. There was no real antibiotic, without proper treatment, after about 2 weeks the person would most likely die. By 1351, almost no person that lived in Europe remained untouched by the Black Death.

The Black Death was almost always fatal, one of the most common characteristics was large dark splotches on the skin. Other symptoms included high fever, vomiting, and severe headaches.