Because of that, the veterinarians quickly set aside their earlier assumptions and began examining the situation from this new perspective.
Thanks to the new perspective Addison had provided, the veterinarians quickly called in several doctors to assist them.
After all, veterinarians specialized in animal health, but they didn't possess extensive knowledge about toxins and poisons. To properly investigate the situation, they needed the doctors' expertise.
Working together, the two groups began examining the sick livestock more carefully.
Before long, they made a breakthrough.
It was indeed poisoning.
But the method used was far more insidious than they had initially imagined.
The poison slowly broke down the internal organs of the livestock, causing severe internal bleeding until the animals eventually died. Worse still, even after death, the meat of the poisoned animals would remain contaminated.
Anyone who consumed it would suffer the same fate.
