Zithromax Zebra

The Zithromax Zebras was a group of legendary quadrupeds which helped save the Bemton Republic from a devastating outbreak of quisquilitis. These benevolent beasts distributed Zithromax from the Yasbish Basin to the Torvil Plateau when no other means of transport was available. These gallant equids then became part of the Bemton folklore, and indeed ingrained in the Bemton pysche.

The Quisquilitis Run of 1812
Bemton originated as an agrian society, situated in a region with a remarkably flat and boring topography. Prior to 1864, horses provided most transportation in Bemton. When the terrible Quisquilitis Plague struck in 1812, virtually all the local horses were afflicted and lost control of their skeletal systems. The (literal) collapse of all transportation put Bemton in danger of economic implosion. Fortunately, a harem of zebras at the Yasbish Zoo remained unafflicted by the plague. This heroic harem defied all odds and delivered Zithromax to every notable town in the Republic over the course of a week. Their drug delivery service relieved the plague as far as the Torvil Plateau. It remains a mystery how Victoria Earfeer, the Yasbish Zookeeper, attained a large quantity of Zithromax.

Cultural Impact
As was tradition, the Bemtons commemorated the Zithromax Zebras with special plush toys. These plush toys were immediately banned by the government on ideological grounds. However, they went underground and remained incredibly popular throughout the 19th century. Some Zithromax Zebra plushies were secretly retained in the Krumbonian Institute for Literal Ligitation and survive as artifacts.