Parasite Infection

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1. #1Werm

   Keys: werm, wermcock, werm parasite, werm protozoid

   Parasite that burrows into vaginal openings and integrates itself with the host. Causes hormonal imbalances. Alters the host for its agenda of propagation by increasing libido and arousal. Incubates in host womb and replicates, then spreads to others via sexual intercourse.The tendrils on the rear of the parasite merge with the host flesh and integrate themselves into the nervous system. In females, the target is the clittoral nervous system around the vaginal walls. The entire parasite thus becomes part of the hosts clittoral sensory system. It flattens itself against the inner, upper vaginal wall and heavily stimulates the host whenever they are penetrated. It can also fill itself with fluid and project its body out of the vaginal canal. Penetration using the parasite as a cock results in extreme clittoral stimuli for the host. The werm ejaculates werm spawn which spreads the parasitic infestation. Victims of such ejaculation likely will not know they have been infested. When inserted into the anal cavity of males, it goes through a similar process except it networks with the prostate instead of the clittoral system. If the parasite is inserted into the oral cavity, it slides down into the stomach, attaching to the stomach lining and altering the stomach acid to be less hostile for the werm. The werm excretes fluids changing the pH and chemical composition of its environment, making it more suitable for birthing.

2. #2Canal

   Keys: canal parasite, canal

   Parasite that invades body cavities. Small fleshy hooks burrow into the host and meld with the flesh, consuming part of the hosts body and replacing the original orifice. Once inside the host the front and rear of each parasite open up to create a canal allowing air, fluids, or solids to pass through. The parasite consumes part of the material passing through the orifice. Once the original orifice has been completely replaced, the parasite creates urges to pass more material through the respective orifice by releasing hormones directly into the hosts bloodstream. The canal is capable of folding itself back into the infested orifice, like a flower or anenome, to prevent discovery. It is hypothesized that the detection process relies on sensing environmental changes via integration with the hosts nervous system. The canal is produced by melding two werms together. The original intent of this parasite was to enhance werm birth by modulating the womb environment and increasing elasticity, creating more space for werm offspring. These parasites seem to respond to fertilization as well. Movement is still limited, the short legs make them more compatible with large mammalian orifices but this reduced their range of motion. These parasites cannot walk but are still capable swimmers. Pushing canals into other places (such as hands) will create additional vaginal openings at the location.

3. #3Choker

   Keys: choker parasite, choker

   Six werms and a canal can fuse together to create a choker parasite that burrows into the neck, inducing the growth of a canal directly into the brain. It anchors itself around the neck using modified legs which resemble tentacles covered in cilli. It attaches itself to the host brain and induces sexual urges to reproduce as well as feelings of inadequacy and submission. It alters the body of the host slowly over time to be less aggressive. The choker must fully merge with the host before it can be fertilized correctly. It infests a host rapidly and reliably. This mutation influences the attitude of host organisms, making them desire to breed above all else. During the merging process, the parasite camouflages itself to the color of the skin of its host, making it difficult to notice. The parasites also induce hair growth in most instances to help reduce exposure. These parasites are capable of low-level mind control, and are the best candidate strain to be pursued for pacification of dissent. It has been observed that werm parasites can use the newly created brain canal to directly link to the mind of a host and take control. Additionally, enaculating into the orifice makes the host susceptible to suggestions when on the neck. If placed on the pelvis instead, then the parasite will create a vagina, creating ovaries and a womb inside the host's body. The parasite eventually mergeds with the pelvis, becoming a part of the host's body.

4. #4Choker Egg

   Keys: choker egg

   Choker parasites became particularly difficult to create in large numbers, leading the design team to consider a different form of growth cycle. Fertilizing the primary orifice of the choker allows it to produce an egg, bypassing the melding process required to create them.There isn't enough room for the parasite to give live birth because of the proximity to the host brain. Eggs are rapidly laid one at a time. The eggs must be incubated in a werm-conditioned environment, such as a canal. Storing choker eggs in a werm-infested orifice will allow them to hatch into more choker parasites.

5. #5Starfish

   Keys: starfish parasite, starfish

   Parasite that attaches to the chest or buttocks to alter it. Anchors around nipples using strong suction cups and tunnels into the host body, creating an orifice and incubation chamber. Mutates the chest to store more fat while growing larger. Opens slits in its body once large enough. On buttocks, allows growth enlargement. Over time, makes breasts lactate and produce milk. If additional parasites are placed elsewhere, will create new breasts.

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