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malcorrumpo epimycosis it is a parasitic fungus that appeared on march 31st, of year 20XX. Appearance: It looks like a black and pink slime in the first stage, when it is trying to find a host. As it grows, large blisters and mushrooms bloom from the skin. Infection method: It is spread via contact. Avoid touching those with any amount of contact with the parasite. If you make contact, don't panic. Isolate yourself, clean it off as with boiling water, and call 911. Stage one: It gets itself onto a host. This is the only stage where it can become fully removed, so act quickly if you get infected. Stage two: It covers 50% to 100% of the body. At this stage, it starts to borrow its way under the skin. They root themselves into the host, and grow blooms on the head. Stage three: The infection has now fully taken over. The fungus begins to change the body to a more efficient form for infecting others, losing unnecessary things like organs and fat, to become thinner and lighter. Then it uses those extra nutrients to length the bones, gaining on average 4 more feet. Often it grows new limbs as well, to more easily infect multiple people at once. At this stage, they hunt uninfected beings to spread themselves. They hunt through sound, sight, and touch. When evading them, try to hide someplace out of sight, and wait for them to leave. Once they are gone, call 911, so we can send units to exterminate them. Please understand that they are no longer the person you once knew in this state, and they will not stop until put down. Thank you for listening to this public service announcement, make sure to remember these key facts about the infection, and avoid it at all costs