Intracranial Incubation - Organectomy

Parasitic spores

Dispersed into the atmosphere

Carried on the winds

Inhaled, coursing through their blood

Taking seed within the brain

Cranial pressure increases

As the spores begin to grow

Microscopic roots bore deep into the cerebrum

Seizures rattle the body

Heartbeat accelerated

Involuntary screams escape the throat

Fever sets in, body temperature rises

All motor function becomes inhibited

Consciousness begins to fade

Cocooned in brain tissue

Sustained by human blood

Growth accelerates

Enlarging exponentially

Intracranial incubation

Thickly clotted blood oozes from their eyes

Liquefied brain tissue drains out from their ears

An exomorphic shell forms around their flesh

Insectiod limbs burst forth from within

Incubated larvae

Gains control of the host

Forced symbiosis commences

Parasitic spores

Dispersed into the atmosphere

Carried on the winds

Inhaled, coursing through their blood

Taking seed within the brain