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We've been stuck here.
You wake up one day, everything feels sick, the air is heavy. What your breathing isn't right.
It feels like every moment you breath, you breath in...something disgusting. Thats when you began to see it. Fungus, mold and puss all over your room. It was a nightmare! Even worse though...it looked...alive. it pulsate and shook lightly. It breathed. Your room covered with this...this thing from head to toe. Your chair was breathing, your desk was salivating and your dresser was staring at you.
Everything felt alive.
You then attempted to get up, just realizing you had been laying down this entire time. You moved, nothing happened. You tried again and it felt like you were glued to something. That's when you tried again and your arm broke free, but what a mistake. It burned, it was if you had just pulled off a large patch of your own skin with a pair of pliers. You looked at your arm and saw it, your body looked soggy, moldy and worst of all.
Like it was attached to the bed. Like as if you had fused to it through a process of just laying down and never getting up. You proceeded to separate yourself from the bed. A painful process. As you got up you then got a better bearing of your surroundings. Everything was covered in this mold. This horrible diguesting and green like mold. The air felt even thicker than before and that much more toxic standing up. Breathing it in felt like needles were stabbing at your lungs and moving...well you had to picture very hard that your could feel or even know that you had legs in the first place.
You couldn't feel anything.
As you looked around your room you began to see it. An ear was growing out of the wall, but it didn't look like it was growing. More like it was fused with it from the otherwise. Out in the hallway. You looked to the window, nothing. It was molded over and the glass was puffy and inflated like a ballon. You then tried the door. It was molded shut, but with enough strength you could break it down.
So you did, however with more force the door then just like a wet piece of cardboard began to sort of fall apart and just fall in on itself. That's when you saw it. On the otherside of your wall was a person. Howevser they were not a person in the human sense.
This supposed man or woman was now fused with the wall, the mold was everywhere. It featured and nested inside ever hole and pore in her body. It made her facial and body structure completely change. Her entire skull, hair and face had somewhat turned deflated and now was this sort of sloppy and flat looking face with some things still being there. The rest of her was indescribable. You looked around you more and more and saw much more mold and much more people. You looked to be in a home. You ventured downstairs. This mold had turned this home into a sort of living organism with everyone inside also being the same thing.
That's when you heard a chuckling voice or something that resembled a voice. You walked through a "hallway" and past a room. You looked into it to see a child laying on a bed completely fused to the bed, they were dead. But they're body was completely distorted and incomprehensible, it had shapes, the fungus had grown structures on his body and with his skull it looked to had hallowed it out and created a weird sort of prism of colors, flowers and beds of other microorganisms. On the rather side of his face you can see one perfectly laid eye. It was rotted beyond belief. Yet somehow it stil was looking around. Its eye fell onto you. You had nothing to do or how to interact with it.
All you did was leave. As you got closer to the voice you soon arrived to the "living room".
Such a sight, such a gross, disturbing and disgusting sight. Like as if everything you had seen till now was nothing in comparison. That's when you saw him, a man like figure fused to a doorframe. He was somehow mashed with this fungus like everyone else and yet was somehow alive. Even though his body was contorted.
"Oh...there's nothing you can do.
We've been stuck like this for over 30 years." Said the man of fungus.
