Not so fast Xynths.
The fungi dont attack the Xynths but DO NOT SEND OUT ANY SPORES!!!! Instead they just keep the Xynths on them, the Xynths dont realize it but the fungi had secreted a sticky substance that is holding onto the Xynths.
KuroSentinals:
Mobility upgrade - D10: 4, sorry but the KS stay slow.
Damage Resist upgrade - D15: 9, the KS get 1 added DR point, increasing the hardness of their membrane.
Circon:
Socialization upgrade - D10: 10! The Circon get 2 socialization upgrades allowing them to further interact with other cells.
Intel Upgrade - D10: 6, the Circon get no buff to their intelligence.
The Circon make it onto land but find nothing but the monkey carcass that the parasites continue feeding on.
oh no!
the xynths replicate quickly until some are free of the sticky substance
The Xynths have realized the trap and replicated, the remaining Xynths are still planted onto the shrooms.
the xynths realise the goo is edible and eat their way out, then thank the shrooms for the food.
The Xynths absorb the mushrooms trap but startles them so the shrooms release a toxic gas. This kills the Xynths on them. The mushrooms are also a single organism so they all release the gas ;D
Try escaping.
the toxic gas isn't rather fast, so the xynths farthest from the shrooms jump off and are blown away by the wind, into a small creek. since most of the xynths are dead, the remaining ones concentrate on multiplication again.
The Neris try to widen their food selection, instead of just the plant-like cells they consumed before. In order to catch bacteria and other new cells they use their extraordinary speed and in order to escape from bigger predators they use their chemical detection and speed as an escape mechanism. Mainly focussing on feeding on tiny organisms and reproducing.
The KuroSentinals start making their way towards the river. They would linger near and fight some other smaller parasites until their next evolution, then brave the river. Hopefully their resistance to damage and mobility will be strong enough for the journey. Only their next evolution will tell.
-Wishes this thread was more busy-
*same
The KuroSentinals journey to the river was now complete. Now they saw all the ways they could get out. The current today wasn't that bad, they were lucky. They looked around for something to travel on. They saw the perfect opportunity in a rolling algae ball, with underwater grass and other debris in it. A perfect little mobile home for the KuroSentinals. It also had nice bacteria they could feed off of. They zoomed into the tumbleweed of debris and held on. The ocean, here we come!
the xynths, having multiplied enough, decide to move to the ocean along the creek. they are washed into a river. there, they encounter the kuronsentinals, which were stuck to a ball of algae! the xynths ram into the ball, embedding into it easily using their spikes, and start to genocide the kuros along with the algae. the algae ball breaks up and the kuros flee.
Ohh, the Xynths at 50% of their previous population attack the KS. This will be interesting :)
Damage role - D100: 63 - Damage resist - 1 = 10. The Xynths do 53 damage to the KS. They loose 53% of their population. BUT the dead ones who were POKED begin to release the poison they have.
Poison Damage role - D50: 10 - Poison resist: 0 The KS retaliate and kill 10% of the Xynths, now the Xynths are left at 40% of their original population.
WHO WILL WIN?
Bro, you cant just say you started killing my species and then I flee. That's taking out my actions and forcing me into a situation you made. :(
And I wasn't stuck to the algae. They were hiding in there. The KuroSentinals are angry at the hostile Xynths. They catch a ride on a fast fish, zooming away from the parasites.
I have to agree with Will there, one of the reasons I make the game hard for you is that you *meta* play meaning you control things that don't belong to you. Stick to your character/species only. Anyways back to the game.
There are no fish in the waters because of the parasites and biological pollution there. If the KS manage the journey to the main river (screw the ocean, it is gonna be a longer journey to the ocean) The parasites stay in the lake and continue to feed off the carcasses.
The KuroSentinals swim low to the bed of the small river, picking at small bacteria and the minuscule algae on their way to the larger river. They must again enlarge their numbers and become more resistant to the spiky invaders. Since they fled and left their poisonous dead members behind, it would help to slow the Xynths in their own journey, nevertheless, they keep going at a brisk pace.
The Shinitesen recognize that they cant hurt their own species with their own poison and start to hunt in larger groups and because of this the concentration of the poison in the water rises and gets stronger
my fault.
with less population, the xynths have to once again reproduce before taking any other actions. they stick the the banks of the river, feeding off algae and smaller creatures that wander near the river.
Hey guys I have to drop out of the game. Thanks for hosting Wabbit, it's a cool concept!
Have fun all!