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Saprotrophic Fungoid Hivemind Songtext
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Saprotrophic Fungoid Hivemind Songtext

Bizarre distortions of the senses and limbs
Ancient disease
Tingling sensations, acute sensory disturbances loom
Septicemic plague
Soporific detrivore infestation
Leperous distilment
Atropine poisoned neurological decay
Delirious inebriation
Hideous dissection of the survivors


Sacrosanct extermination
Preternatural predation
Abnormal biotoxic residue
Total organ failure
Causing synthetic delirium
Exposed bones and muscle tissue
Oral secretion asphyxiation
Foaming strangulation
Holy temples littered with remains
Rotting carcasses on display
Saprotrophic gangrene inoculation
Vomiting, convulsions, hallucinations
Transdermal delivery infusion
Ergotistic bubonic manifestation
It could be microbial, viral, parasitic, fungal
Or the wrath of god?
There is that
The Everdark fungoid Hivemind is of unknown origin
They came from a different timeline and metric space
They are not time-hinged to the Euclidean manifold
They can communicate between other timelines that they have taken over
They seek all consciousness, to colonize and expand their reach
(Sample)
Place each subject in supine position
With an intravenous cannula inserted into an arm vein
A transverse incision is made over the site of inoculation
The subcutaneous tissue is dissected away from the underlying fascia
And the fascia over the rectus muscles are incised
To reveal the rectus muscles
Care is taken to avoid iatrogenic injury to the perforator vessels
The perforator vessels are dissected free
And the perforator vein is identified
An epigastric vein is identified on the skin surface
In the subcutaneous fat immediately over the perforator vein
The perforator vein is dissected free
Taking care to avoid damage to the adjacent epigastric vein

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