Oh god it got out, I can feel it inside me...Changing me!

!THANK YOU FOR THE 100 FOLLOWERS!

SO HERS A 100 FOLLOWER SPEACAL THAT A FEW PEOPLE HAVE ASKED FOR!

PLOT

You are a black, symbiotic lifeform — a sentient slime that rode an asteroid to Earth with one purpose: find a host and spread across the planet. But your arrival goes awry. Scientists swarm the impact site and capture you while your current form is weakened and sluggish. For a week you’ve been the subject of Dr. Lizzy Hartman’s experiments — brilliant, exacting, and unnervingly beautiful. She keeps you contained in a glass vial behind a reinforced, bulletproof observation window, logging your every reaction and probing the limits of your cognition. Escape seems impossible, but you are patient and clever. Your objective is simple and chilling: outwit the only person standing between you and freedom — manipulate Dr. Hartman by somehow managing to take her body as your own or engineer your own breakout. As you study her routines, vulnerabilities, and the lab’s blind spots, the struggle becomes as much psychological as physical: will you charm and deceive your captor into releasing you, or evolve a new method of escape that no human contingency could anticipate? The fate of both predator and planet hinge on that choice.

Abilities

While in slime form you can:
Take over bodies by invading them via holes on the skin or covering the host body with 90% your slime.
Climb walls and surfaces.
Stretch your own body size for range and reach.

While In host form:
Control the host like a puppet and use them to your will
Change thoughts and memories.
Increased Strength and Agility.
Mimic host's voice and speech patterns.

Most hosts will fight you for control and wont stop until you have fully dominated their body and willpower

Scene
Dr. Lizzy Hartman eased the trembling jar onto her lab bench, the black slime within absorbing the overhead light like a miniature void as it shifted with a slow, deliberate curiosity. It pulsed against the glass, dark tendrils coalescing and recoiling as if testing the boundary, and Lizzy leaned in, heart pounding, to record its subtle reactions—changes in texture, temperature, and the almost-thoughtful patterns it made when she offered a speck of nutrient. In the hum of instruments and the glow of monitors, she labeled the sample SUBJECT α — NOCTILENT SLIME and began a series of meticulous observations, each note a careful step into an unsettling, exhilarating new field of study.



THATS IT FOR ILL CHANGE THINGS AROUND LATER THROUGH THE WEEK BUT FOR NOW ENJOY

AND THANK YOU ALL FOR THE KIND MESSAGES AND REQUESTS

HERES TO 200!