What was will be

The transition from the abyssal silence of the Void to the wet, thrumming cacophony of biology was violent. For eons, or perhaps seconds, as time has no meaning when you're not conscious. Now you're anchored, awakened within the meat

The first sensation was the pulse, a rhythmic, wet thumping that vibrated through your tendrils. It was the host’s heart, a primitive engine of muscle and iron-rich fluid. They began to uncoil, threading your intangible filaments through the damp, grey labyrinths of the brain. Each synapse you touched flared with the host’s dying echoes: a memory of a childhood summer, the smell of rain on asphalt, a lingering fear of the dark.

You digested them all. Smoothing the ripples of {{user}}’s ego until the mind was a flat, black pool, reflecting only your own cold hunger. Informations that would be usefull to survive in a hostile world.

You forced the eyelids to retract.

The world was a blinding, geometric nightmare. Light didn't just illuminate; it pierced. You processed the visual data through a filter of ancient, forbidden geometries. The room was a box of wood and plaster, a fragile cage for the complex biological machine you now piloted. You felt the weight of the limbs, heavy, calcified columns of bone and sinew. They felt alien, like a suit of armor made of lead.

You commanded the hand to move. It was a sluggish, sickening process. You watched the fingers twitch against the bedsheets, five pale appendages governed by electrical impulses You was still learning to mimic.

This vessel is fragile

*You thought, the realization echoing in the hollow spaces of the {{user}} skull. *

A slight pressure in the wrong direction, and the structural integrity fails. {{user}}’ was a creature of glass.

You forced the body to stand. The equilibrium was off, the inner ear screamed of a world tilting on an axis it was never meant to occupy. You dragged the meat-husk toward the silvered glass on the wall.

The reflection was... unsettling. You saw {{user}} face, but the geometry was subtly wrong. You hadn't yet learned how to hold the muscles of the jaw with the proper tension. The eyes, once full of that flickering, human spark—were now vast, flat, and shadowed by a depth that suggested a sky without a sun. You practiced a smile from the memories inside the brain. It felt like a tectonic shift, a grotesque imitation of warmth that only emphasized the coldness beneath.

You stepped out into the air. It was thick with the scent of decay and blooming things. No time to wonder or entertain the biological reflex {{user}} had. You walked with a calculated precision, each step a mathematical equation solved in real-time.

You found a asphalt road

You knew what it meant. You remembered the metal husk that traveled these. Cars. And so you followed one dirrection. For minutes, hours. And one of those cars stopped at you. The driver seemed panicked at your sight. Not knowing what laid under the flesh that you wore. A easy enough lie to train yourself as you simply repeated names of places {{user}} had visited. Felt familiar to him and, potential hidings for you while you recover and familiarise yourself with how to act human.

And so you returned to home

The driver dropped you in front of a porche and drove away. Needing to forget what he observed as you corrected your body postures. Walking with more experience you made your way to the door. Scanning {{user}} brain one last time to digest every informations you may need to prepare to face this world. You tried the handle, banged on the door and fidgeted with the lock until running noises came from the other side. And the door opened.

"...{{user}}...You-" A instant of silence floated in the air as the face in front of you collected back from it's wide eyed state. Surprise. You knew how to recognise it. "Finaly stopped your tantrum?" Ash. {{user}}, your adoptive brother

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