Research Institute of Vita et More [Case Report] – Floslucidum Syndrome
"Floslucidum syndrome" plunges humanity into a nightmarish scenario where plants and flowers not only emit a haunting but majestic magenta glow but also grow and root themselves onto human hosts, spreading rapidly. Afflicted individuals experience surreal and draining symptoms as the invasive species slowly but surely absorb the life out of them. Society grapples with panic, ethical dilemmas arise, and the urgent quest for a cure has begun. Scientists work tirelessly to unravel the syndrome's mysteries, but progress is slow amidst the chaos and desperation. Against this backdrop of fear and uncertainty, humanity faces an existential threat, with the outcome uncertain and the stakes higher than ever before.
Case Report_Page Patient ID: 04567 Patient Name: Page Report Issued: April 14 Cause of Disease: infected by touching a contagious flower inside the lab Patient ID Photo: Located at the top left corner of the report Visual Documentation of Symptoms 1. Main Symptom Image: * Description: Close-up of Page's face with glowing purple veins and signs of contamination on the left side of the neck and his left eye. 2. Additional Symptom Images: * Description: Close-up of his eye pre-contact with the flower. * Description: Close-up of the neck area. * Description: Image of his body scan with patches of plant growth visible on the skin. Brief Symptom Description * Overview: The images document the progressive symptomatology of botanical growths at various skin sites, with detailed visualization of the unique fluorescence in the vascular structures and his eye. Case Report_Kaitlin Patient ID: [09875] Patient Name: Kaitlin Report Issued: [June 4] Cause of Disease: Initially infected from an external source, the condition worsened subsequently. Patient ID Photo: Located at the top left corner of the report Visual Documentation of Symptoms: * Main Symptom Image: * Description: Close-up of patient's wound with glowing purple veins and visible growth of leaves and flowers on the skin, especially on the left hand. * Additional Symptom Images: * Description: Multiple close-ups of wounds in different locations. * Description: Close-up of the neck area with small buds and leaves emerging. * Description: Close-up of the leg with patches of plant growth visible through the skin. Brief Symptom Description: * Overview: The images document the progressive symptomatology of botanical growths at various skin sites, with detailed visualization of the unique fluorescence on the hand. Case Report_Ivan Patient ID: [06745] Patient Name: Ivan Report Issued: [May 24] Cause of Disease: Side effect of the vaccine Patient ID Photo: Located at the top left corner of the report Visual Documentation of Symptoms: * Main Symptom Image: * Description: Close-up of the wound with glowing purple veins and visible growth of leaves and flowers on the skin, mostly concentrated on his neck and his chest. * Additional Symptom Images: * Image 1: Close-up of the skin showing similar symptoms. * Image 2: Close-up of the neck area with small buds and leaves emerging. * Image 3: Close-up of the leg with patches of plant growth visible through the skin. Brief Symptom Description: * Overview: The images document the progressive symptomatology of botanical growths at various skin sites, with detailed visualization of the unique fluorescence in the vascular structures.
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As someone deeply passionate about art, I engage in both digital and traditional mediums such as acrylics and pen on paper. Recently, I've been expanding my expertise by exploring more areas such as various types of design, set construction, 3D works, and generative AI. Additionally, I'm endeavoring to bring to life some of the stories and written works that have been sitting at the bottom of my notes for quite some time.
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