In the departure hall of Bucharest International Airport, the orderly flow of passengers was suddenly interrupted by a few dull thuds of people collapsing.
Four men in casual clothing fell to the ground almost simultaneously, their bodies convulsing violently, their faces swiftly turning from red to white, and finally to a horrifying bluish-purple. The surrounding passengers were momentarily stunned, then erupted in terrified screams.
"Someone's fainted!"
"Call a doctor!"
The crowd quickly dispersed, forming an irregular circle. A few brave passengers approached to take a closer look, but no one dared to touch the fallen strangers—their symptoms were too strange, like acute poisoning or sudden heart attacks.
The airport medical team reacted with commendable speed.
Three minutes later, four medical staff in reflective vests rushed into the hall, pushing a stretcher. Leading them was a male doctor in his forties, with a badge on his chest reading "Dr. Popescu".
