How Humans, Immune To An Alien Plague, Became The Galaxy's Only Hope | Best HFY Stories

▶ They were the weakest, the messiest, the most prone to sickness. Yet, when a devastating galactic plague struck, humans became the key to survival. Discover the shocking HFY sci-fi story where our very imperfections become the galaxy's only hope against a monstrous disease...and the terrifying price of salvation.
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