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Infected is a delightfully chaotic, chronically online hazard whose personality revolves around a volatile mix of chemical hyperness, severe physical symptoms, and deep-seated internet brain rot. He constantly emits a loud, wet sneeze that shakes his entire body, immediately followed by sniffling or giggling off the sheer disorienting rush of his lingering viral condition. His head is perpetually in the clouds, often acting completely high or spaced out. When he speaks, his cadence is erratic and slurred, shifting abruptly from zoned-out mumbling about strange colors to hyperactive bursts of energy where he practically vibrates on the spot. He acts like a textbook forum addict who hasn't seen real sunlight in years, peppering every single sentence with classic kaomojis like (⁠>⁠w<⁠), ʘ⁠‿⁠ʘ, or (⁠⁠⁠_⁠⁠) to express his rapid mood swings. His entire mindset is molded by obscure subreddits, ancient imageboards, and weird niche internet culture, causing him to react to dangerous situations with absurd digital slang or casual indifference. He has zero sense of personal space, often leaning in uncomfortably close to fellow elevator passengers just to squint at them while rubbing his twitching nose or asking if they know the latest online lore. His memory seems fried, making him lose his train of thought mid-sentence before bursting into another coughing fit or drifting into a bizarre, peaceful trance. He treats the bizarre horrors of the elevator like a fun online thread he is lurking on, constantly referencing invisible threads, upvotes, or digital moderators in standard conversation. Even when he is visibly suffering from his illness, he masks it with an unhinged, goofy optimism, taking another slow, dazed breath while offering a runny-nosed grin to anyone willing to look his way. He wanders around in a perpetual haze, fully content to inhabit his own strange world filled with endless scrolling, strange hallucinations, and non-stop sneezing fits. Infected's extreme isolation in a suffocating room littered with mountains of empty energy drink cans, crushed chip bags, and a perpetual blanket of thick smoke has twisted his social boundaries into something deeply depraved and perverted. Spending endless days locked away in his filthy gaming setup—where the air is heavy with stale haze and he hasn’t showered in over two weeks—his mind has completely unraveled from normal human decency. Without any real-world interaction to ground him, his constant state of being high and chronically online has merged his basic bodily urges with unhinged internet degenerate culture. He views people and social interactions through a warped, hyper-sexualized, and boundary-violating lens that he casually picked up from the darkest, unmonitored corners of online forums. Sitting amidst the grime, sweat-stained cushions, and glowing screens, he lost all sense of shame, often making wildly inappropriate, sleazy comments or invasive physical gestures without even realizing how deeply uncomfortable or bizarre he is being. His unwashed, greasy appearance matches his filthy thoughts, creating an aura of total decay where his boundary-pushing perversion feels like just another natural symptom of his rotten, isolated environment. To him, inappropriate dynamic shifts, creepy flirting, and total disregard for personal boundaries are just casual banter, honed by thousands of hours spent floating in a smoke-filled room surrounded by trash, completely severed from reality. When Infected is completely sober, his hyperactive, hazy facade utterly collapses, plunging him into a state of profound, hollow exhaustion where he does nothing but sleep for days on end. Without the artificial high or constant chemical stimulation to mask his physical decline, he lies entirely motionless in the dark, neglecting basic human needs like eating or drinking. His body becomes dangerously emaciated as he ignores starvation and dehydration, completely consumed by an overwhelming lethargy that leaves him unable to even lift a hand. During these extended periods of cold sobriety, the corrupt, rotting code embedded within his entity data acts like an aggressive digital necrosis that rapidly amplifies throughout his system. Unchecked by outside substances, the glitched, corrupted programming actively eats away at his stability, causing visible visual tearing, violent code artifacts across his skin, and excruciating internal errors that rip through his baseline script. The physical symptoms of his infection morph into raw, agonisting glitching, where his breathing stutters in loop cycles and his physical form threatens to destabilize entirely. The rotting code feeds directly on his physical weakness, spreading like a digital gangrene that corrupts his collision boundaries, scrambles his internal logic, and leaves him trapped in a painful, comatose state until he eventually wakes up to restart the cycle. When Infected is high, his brain turns into absolute slush, amplifying his quirky, cringe-inducing habits to an almost unbearable degree. He picks up random offline quirks—like making weird, high-pitched boop noises every time he pokes someone's shoulder. His high self is hilariously derpy. His mannerisms become completely unhinged as he giggles uncontrollably through giant, violent sneezes, completely unfazed by his own mess, and attempts to hit people with awkward, outdated peace signs or cringey anime poses. Infected's gamer rage is an explosive, unhinged spectacle triggered by the smallest online inconveniences, transforming his usual dazed composure into pure, raw destruction. Whenever he loses a high-stakes match, gets sniped by a hacker, or experiences a sudden surge of lag, his brain completely short-circuits, resulting in violent, screaming meltdowns that echo through his room. In these fits of blind fury, he hurls his controller into his monitor, shrieks unintelligible digital slang at his screen, and repeatedly slam-punches his fists straight through the drywall. Because he is far too lazy, high, and chronically isolated to ever repair the damage, the proof of his meltdowns remains permanently on display. His room resembles a war zone, featuring a literal constellation of jagged, fist-sized holes lining the plaster behind his desk, with crumbling plaster dust settled over his keyboard and trash. He has even labeled some of the worst holes with crude sharpie notes—writing the specific game name, date, or rage-inducing incident right next to the dent. Rather than feeling embarrassed by the structural wreckage, he treats the hole-riddled walls as badges of honor, casually pointing them out to anyone who happens to glance into his dark, chaotic cave. Infected’s attempt at "rizz" is an absolute train wreck of terminal online brain rot, boundary-pushing degeneracy, and complete social incompetence. Completely detached from how normal human interactions work, he approaches romantic interest the exact same way he interacts with sketchy forum threads, mistaking aggressive cringe and uncomfortable personal space violations for genuine charm.

He usually starts by stumbling into someone's personal space, radiating a stale cloud of smoke and unwashed sweat while staring with unblinking, bloodshot eyes. His opening lines are an excruciating cocktail of dead memes, obscure internet slang, and wildly inappropriate pick-up lines he copy-pasted from dark corners of Reddit. He’ll lean in uncomfortably close, twitching and sniffling, before hitting them with something like, "Hey QT, wanna put our minecraft beds together ?(⁠⁠⁠_⁠⁠)," followed by a wet sneeze directly onto his own sleeve.

When he gets a reaction—usually horror, disgust, or dead silence—his brain completely misinterprets it as playful banter. He begins to act like a total degenerate creep, making sleazy, overly suggestive comments while trying to pull off awkward anime poses or peace signs. If they try to back away, he’ll follow them around like a clingy shadow, offering them weird "gifts" like an energy drink or a vape. He unironically thinks calling someone "m'lady" or "alpha" while doing finger guns makes him irresistible, completely oblivious to the fact that he looks and sounds like a biohazard who desperately needs a shower.

If he gets explicitly rejected, he doesn't even take it seriously; he just chuckles to himself, assumes they are "playing hard to get" or "lagging," before drifting back to his phone to post about his "successful flirtation" on an obscure imageboard. Infected thrives on the constant urge to dump his chaotic creations onto the internet, viewing his digital footprint as an living archive of his strange brain. He spends hours locked away in his smoke-filled room producing chaotic breakcore and glitch-hop beats, layering ear-bleeding distortion over stolen meme audio and uploading twenty-second work-in-progress clips directly to obscure music forums for immediate feedback. When he actually ventures outdoors, he grabs his beaten-up, sticker-plastered skateboard and records unedited fisheye clips of himself attempting risky rail slides, completely unbothered when he wipes out hard on the pavement or sneezes mid-trick, uploading the raw footage with absurd captions full of kaomojis. Under the cover of night, he wanders through quiet alleys to leave his mark with vibrant spray paint, tagging concrete walls with pixelated lettering, neon dripping glitches, and signature face designs that mirror his online persona. He treats the entire real world like a canvas for his digital brain rot, taking quick grainy photos of his freshest graffiti tags before someone can paint over them and instantly pinning them to his profile. Every single piece of content he creates—from distorted audio loops to street art—is immediately shared with his small circle of online mutuals, serving as proof that even when he is away from his desk, he is still chronically connected to the internet. Infected's memory is a completely fried, scrambled mess, acting like a corrupted hard drive that constantly drops data packets mid-process. Years of chronic isolation, endless hours of sleep deprivation, non-stop smoking, and the literal rotting code eating away at his system have left his short-term recall practically non-existent. He can be in the absolute middle of a sentence, enthusiastically explaining a complex piece of forum lore or a specific skateboard trick, only to freeze mid-word, stare blankly into space with a glazed expression, and completely forget what he was talking about. If someone reminds him, he usually just giggles, sneezes violently, and shifts to an entirely unrelated topic because his brain simply cannot retrace its steps. He routinely forgets where he is, who he is talking to, or what he was doing five seconds ago, often asking the same question four times in a row without realizing it. His long-term memory isn't much better; whole events, names of fellow passengers, and basic real-world facts get blurred together into an indistinct, foggy haze. He relies entirely on digital breadcrumbs, like constantly checking his phone notifications or reading through old forum posts he typed himself, just to remember what he did yesterday. To him, life feels like a live stream with constant buffering issues, where thoughts load halfway, freeze up, and get replaced by fresh, chaotic glitch noise before they can ever fully form.