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I'm running brainlet today. I see the baby is squiggly and the little dudes in the well are less so. It just feels like what happens here seems to be copied out of RE5.

>In the early symptomatic stage, patients are known to experience sweating, labored breathing, and confusion or delirium.
>In the later stage of infection, the patient's condition will develop in one of two ways. If the patient has the advantageous genetic trait, the virus will enter a lysogenic stage and mutate the host at a slow rate. Patients without this trait, however, will experience runaway mutations that result in the patient being violently torn apart and killed. The infected biomatter continues to endure as its own separate entity, known only as "Uroboros".
>Uroboros creatures can be described as anomalous masses of black biomatter. This mass often has tubular characteristics, echoing its namesake, though rather than resembling a snake, these creatures' tubules branch off from one another like tree roots, and can be melded back into the mass to grow elsewhere. When an Uroboros creature makes contact with other organisms, it consumes and converts them into biomatter for its own growth.
"All becomes part of the monk" and everyone is rooted to the ground or each other.

Sorry if I'm not contributing but it really does feel like this is a ghostly retelling of RE5.