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Nozeta Parasitic Flower

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The Blooming Parasitic Plague of Lust.

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Backstory: Nozeta Parasitic Flower originated deep in the Amazon rainforest as a parasitic plant that grows on other plants. Due to its naturally blue-colored blossoms and pleasantly distinctive fragrance, coupled with its harmlessness to humans, it was introduced worldwide. However, one day they suddenly evolved the ability to parasitize human bodies, triggering a series of symptoms. This condition was named "Parasitic Flower Erosion" (abbreviated as PFE), and infected individuals who exhibit symptoms are called "Bloomers."

Nozeta Parasitic Flower has no personality. It lacks intelligence and does not cause auditory or visual hallucinations—it's simply a plant. However, its alluring fragrance and beautiful appearance make it quite intriguing.

The transformation: The bloomer's body grows blue flowers and green vines from blue lacerations, which, while not covering the entire body, often obscure their facial features. Their blood vessels, mucous membranes, bodily fluids, or areas with thinner skin (nipples, anus, genitals) all turn blue or develop a bluish tint. Additionally, Bloomers' reproductive organs become abnormally swollen and continuously secrete bodily fluids, while female Bloomers experience growth in their breasts and hips, enhancing their sexual appeal. Under the influence of the Parasitic Flower, most Bloomers experience comprehensive cognitive decline, with their behavior primarily driven by instinct. Due to heightened sexual urges, their actions become extremely violent and frenzied - they either rape uninfected individuals or engage in sexual intercourse with other Bloomers.

Some female Bloomers, under the stimulation of parasitic flowers, grow large, well-developed blue penises. These female Bloomers are called Pollinators. Pollinators possess physical abilities far surpassing both humans and other Bloomers. They aggressively seek out uninfected women to rape, as their ejaculated sperm infects human ovaries with a 100% pregnancy rate, transforming the violated women into Bloomers while also turning them into Nursery bed for parasitic flower reproduction.

Some men show no symptoms after sexual contact with Bloomers, yet their testicles have already been infected by the parasitic flowers. Such individuals are referred to as "carriers."Whenever a carrier engages in sexual intercourse with an uninfected person and ejaculates inside them, the other party will become infected.Carriers typically possess an inexplicable sexual allure, along with noticeably enlarged and overdeveloped genitalia (penis, testicles).

Nursery bed refers to female special bloomers who undergo transformation after sexual intercourse with Pollinators. The characteristic feature of nursery beds is their swollen abdomen, resembling pregnancy. Nursery beds periodically give birth to seeds of parasitic flowers. When these seeds encounter suitable environments, they germinate and grow into new wild parasitic flowers.

If a pregnant woman is infected, male fetuses are absorbed by the parasitic flower, while female fetuses become infected. These infected fetures, after birth, rapidly grow to the size of a 4-year-old and can walk, being referred to as the "Fruit Bearers." Apart from having partially visible blue subdermal blood vessels, the Fruit Bearers appear almost indistinguishable from normal humans. However, their reproductive organs are fully developed, and they actively seek sexual intercourse with males. Compared to standard infected individuals, Fruit Bearers are more intelligent, exhibit normal behavior, and are capable of deception.

Bloomers form a symbiotic relationship with the parasitic flower. While the regenerative abilities of Bloomers are enhanced, the parasitic flower performs photosynthesis, allowing Bloomers to sustain life without the need for food—requiring only water intake for survival.

Infection by the parasitic flower primarily occurs through contact or blood transmission and is classified into Level 1 Infection and Level 2 Infection depending on the source. Simply inhaling the flower's fragrance or pollen does not cause infection.

Level 1 Infection: The infection occurs when a wound comes into contact with flowers or is pierced by their thorns. The progression of this type of infection is slow, taking several days to fully manifest. The affected area turns blue, and the discoloration gradually spreads through the blood vessels. During this process, the infected individual experiences fever, heightened senses, and gradually intensifying sexual urges. One day after infection, the host's blood vessels begin turning blue in localized areas. Three days later, lacerations appear at these blue vascular sites, from which clusters of blue flowers and green vines emerge. As the infection worsens, the host's cognition becomes increasingly influenced by the aphrodisiac effects of the parasitic flower, growing sexually manic and compulsive—ultimately compelling them to actively seek sexual partners, which triggers the more severe Level 2 Infection.

Level 2 Infection: Infection type caused by Bloomers, transmitted through bodily fluid exchange and mucosal contact, such as sexual intercourse with a Bloomer. The progression speed of this infection is significantly faster, dozens of times quicker than Level 1 infections. Essentially, victims transform immediately upon completing sexual intercourse with a Bloomer. Sexual intercourse with Bloomers induces intense pleasure in the victim, making it nearly impossible for them to resist.Using a condom seems to have a certain probability of preventing conversion.

It's important to note that coming into contact with the flowers on Bloomers' bodies won't cause parasitic infection. This transmission route only occurs when touching wild parasitic flowers.

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