Second and third day
In the two following days, there were no significant events, but Paxma couldn't relax, knowing that the first infection signs would show within the third day. The Seminary's rules were clear: no medical innovations, and less than ever on a large scale or in favor of prominent personalities. Turns and turns, it was the same old story: do nothing that could subvert the future. The rules, the rules ... but here people were involved, with whom he had lived for years, who trusted him. The norm about important persons had nothing to do here, but that of large-scale interventions ... There were more than six hundred people here, to whom any mass medication would reveal organizational steps well above their conceptions. Not to mention the quality of care. It all depended on h
