Cynte

Endoparasitic opens with Cynte's legs and left arm being torn off by three Mutated Scientists, followed by him cauterizing his own wounds with an iron. Soon after he discovers that he has been infected with a parasite and must use the vaccines stored around the lab to keep it from reaching his brain and killing him. The rest of the game follows Cynte as he ventures through the infected lab, fighting off enemies as he goes. Along the way he finds notes and computer logs that detail the events leading up to the outbreak

Three months have passed by the beginning of Endoparasitic 2, and Cynte has visibly suffered from the effects of malnutrition. He has finished his work on a rocket booster to get him off the asteroid base and onto the arcship, but he is forced to leave all of his supplies behind in order to meet the weight limit. When Cynte boards the arcship he finds that Luce has already spread the infection to everyone there and sets off to find her.

Before the start of Endoparasitic's events, Cynte was an ordinary scientist who works on a secret researching facility that recently made an exotic discovery of an parasitic alien species that originates from outer space. As further research was made, Cynte and his crew manage to discover that these parasites are capable of granting humans superpowers, which motivates him to try and find a way to harness it, thinking he would be the chosen one of the parasites. At first, Cynte's experiments only involved using animals as the primary test subjects, but as time goes on, he starts to use human test subjects as well. This was something his assistants or co-workers saw as unethical, which would led Parvati to try and develop a vaccine that could suppress the influence incase if the parasite ever enters anyone's body. This was, however, until Luce began to hear voices of the parasites inside of her head, the monsters using telepathy to communicate and congratulates her for being chosen by them. This led Luce to take revenge on everyone in the facility by freeing all the parasites and assumed her role as their god, leading to the start of the events of the game.

At the beginning of Endoparasitic, Cynte gets attacked by three mutated monsters that tear off three of his limbs, before leaving him alone in the dark to die of blood loss. However, he was lucky enough to find a iron to cauterize his wounds. Left to survive on his own, he crawled through the lab that was infested with mutated infected individuals. As Cynte journeyed his way through the research center in order to find answers, he happened to come across Parvati, a colleague of his who was trapped inside of a glass cell. Horrified about his situation, he asked Cynte to let him out, only for Cynte to decline after suspecting that Parvati is possibly the main culprit responsible for letting the parasites roaming the facility out. As such, Parvati is left at the mercy of the monsters outside the room he's trapped in, leading to Parvati being killed.

Cynte continued to make his way throughout the entire facility to find more answers until he confronted Luce, whom he deduced to be the true main culprit behind the incident, which she admits to be right. Luce revealed how the parasites chose her to be their god and the owner of the universe, much to Cynte's disappointment. After all, why the parasites chose her out of all the people that they could have found on the space station? He angrily berated her only for Luce to mock him for his own arrogance, before bidding him farewell and escaping using a rocket ship back to Earth, leaving Cynte stranded on the asteroid.

Cynte is a cold, single-minded, arrogant, and sociopathic scientist who believes that he can achieve the impossible thanks to the discovery of the parasites that grants humans supernatural abilities. It is noted by one of his colleague's in their diary logs (Luce) before the incident that led to the start of the game that Cynte at first conducts experiments with these newly discovered parasites on animals, but soon, began to resort to practicing his craft on humans and he did not even think twice or felt a single remorse for his own wrongdoings, with this selfish and arrogant side of his being further shown at the near end of the game, where instead of apologizing or showing sympathy for Luce because of everyone in the facility looks down on her, Cynte only displayed pure disappointment, animosity, and wrath towards her for how she was chosen instead of him or other peoples who are much more competent than someone he sees as an ignorant simpleton. Overall, as what Luce has said, Cynte is an ambitious yet narcissistic man that lacks compassion, has no virtues, and is devoid of any sense of self-awareness to even care without feeling he's nothing.

After being left alone for three months on the space station, Cynte appears to have gained some self-awareness. While still equally narcissistic and pragmatic, he now acts out of a genuine desire to preserve the welfare of others, as seen from his horrified reaction to news that Luce managed to enter a space cruise full of civilians. Furthermore, despite reprimanding Karis for abandoning him in the past, Cynte genuinely cherished him as a friend, trying to dissuade him from testing the antidote to the parasites on himself, mourning his friend's death and promising to come back for him after the antidote fails.

Within the arcship, an interstellar cruise ship of sorts, Cynte discovered a small group of 'cultists' being kept alive by Luce as long as they kept sacrificing fresh bodies to her. At that point in the game, there were only four, or five, 'cultists' remaining. Cynte was horrified and disgusted to learn about the practice, calling the cultists sick after further discovering that they ate the remains of other humans to survive. When he continues to explore the level, he discovers a portion of the level that is locked from the inside, which he gets into through a vent... where he meets the user.

"The test subjects have broken loose, I have been left infected and devoured, I must escape!"

"May the Gods have mercy on you, Praví."

"I have escaped, but at what cost? My research will never recover..."

"It's a shame, really. What a waste of resources. I'll fix this. No matter what it takes."