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Abraham "Abe" Auerbach was a male Human in the 24th century. In 2376, he arrived on Sherman's Planet in order to settle the financial affairs of his mother, who had recently moved from that world to Armstrong City. Auerbach spent two months repairing and renovating his mother's house, with the intent of selling it. As part of those renovations, Auerbach planned to install a swimming pool, but his excavation accidentally released a long-buried pathogen. Auerbach contracted the disease, and died not long after of massive organ failure. The disease was later named "Sherman's Plague," and Auerbach was classified as "Patient Zero". (SCE eBook: Oaths)

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  • Abraham "Abe" Auerbach was a male Human in the 24th century. In 2376, he arrived on Sherman's Planet in order to settle the financial affairs of his mother, who had recently moved from that world to Armstrong City. Auerbach spent two months repairing and renovating his mother's house, with the intent of selling it. As part of those renovations, Auerbach planned to install a swimming pool, but his excavation accidentally released a long-buried pathogen. Auerbach contracted the disease, and died not long after of massive organ failure. The disease was later named "Sherman's Plague," and Auerbach was classified as "Patient Zero". (SCE eBook: Oaths)
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  • Abraham "Abe" Auerbach was a male Human in the 24th century. In 2376, he arrived on Sherman's Planet in order to settle the financial affairs of his mother, who had recently moved from that world to Armstrong City. Auerbach spent two months repairing and renovating his mother's house, with the intent of selling it. As part of those renovations, Auerbach planned to install a swimming pool, but his excavation accidentally released a long-buried pathogen. Auerbach contracted the disease, and died not long after of massive organ failure. The disease was later named "Sherman's Plague," and Auerbach was classified as "Patient Zero". (SCE eBook: Oaths)
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