So I think this is how my Uroboros Wesker / post-RE5 Wesker physically looks.
He has a lot of Uroboros 'fire scarring' where his skin has an extreme uptick in melanin (in an effort for Uroboros to defend itself). The skin is very tough and rough, and it has a gritty appearance. Under a microscope, it's full of basal cells that really have no business being there in that amount, and they are packed together. Imaging the cells is difficult because Uroboros cells don't particularly enjoy being separated from their host and then getting UV light directed at them, their resistance to something as simple as the sun requires a massive amount of them.
His tentacles, which come out of his back and can also slide out from the back sides of his upper arms, are long, each individually prehensile, and uncountably numerous (as he can generate more). They're brown, their tips darker than the base, and towards the base they adopt a reddish skin tone. They slide backwards into imperceptible skin flaps that look like cuts. They're abnormal in that his are very thick and tawny compared to an Aheri, part of this being that they're stabilized and, essentially, his Uroboros is beyond well fed (so that it will stop generating massive amounts of ghrelin and motilin in a hunger death spiral).
Not all of them are identical; he technically has two very lithe, small ones he can generate that can spread Uroboros if they drip a nectar-like fluid onto a foreign T-Virus strain flora or fauna, which is a T-Veronica influence from ferns. The new strain will be a random recombination of the existing T-Virus strain and Uroboros, and it will pass on its' macronuclei.
He is capable of Uroboros' parthogenetic spread because of the interaction of G and T-Veronica, but it involves grabbing you and shoving the lithe tentacle into your lungs or up your nose in your nasal cavity. Your chances of successful infection are the highest in this instance versus any other known method (inhalation, blood injection or transfusion). However, it is so painful you can die of shock.
ALSO I still don't have a name for this AU help I have so many wordpad notes I cut out of this-- please feel free to suggest names--
So I think this is how my Uroboros Wesker / post-RE5 Wesker physically looks.
He has a lot of Uroboros 'fire scarring' where his skin has an extreme uptick in melanin (in an effort for Uroboros to defend itself). The skin is very tough and rough, and it has a gritty appearance. Under a microscope, it's full of basal cells that really have no business being there in that amount, and they are packed together. Imaging the cells is difficult because Uroboros cells don't particularly enjoy being separated from their host and then getting UV light directed at them, their resistance to something as simple as the sun requires a massive amount of them.
His tentacles, which come out of his back and can also slide out from the back sides of his upper arms, are long, each individually prehensile, and uncountably numerous (as he can generate more). They're brown, their tips darker than the base, and towards the base they adopt a reddish skin tone. They slide backwards into imperceptible skin flaps that look like cuts. They're abnormal in that his are very thick and tawny compared to an Aheri, part of this being that they're stabilized and, essentially, his Uroboros is beyond well fed (so that it will stop generating massive amounts of ghrelin and motilin in a hunger death spiral).
Not all of them are identical; he technically has two very lithe, small ones he can generate that can spread Uroboros if they drip a nectar-like fluid onto a foreign T-Virus strain flora or fauna, which is a T-Veronica influence from ferns. The new strain will be a random recombination of the existing T-Virus strain and Uroboros, and it will pass on its' macronuclei.
He is capable of Uroboros' parthogenetic spread because of the interaction of G and T-Veronica, but it involves grabbing you and shoving the lithe tentacle into your lungs or up your nose in your nasal cavity. Your chances of successful infection are the highest in this instance versus any other known method (inhalation, blood injection or transfusion). However, it is so painful you can die of shock.
ALSO I still don't have a name for this AU help I have so many wordpad notes I cut out of this-- please feel free to suggest names--
So I think this is how my Uroboros Wesker / post-RE5 Wesker physically looks.
He has a lot of Uroboros 'fire scarring' where his skin has an extreme uptick in melanin (in an effort for Uroboros to defend itself). The skin is very tough and rough, and it has a gritty appearance. Under a microscope, it's full of basal cells that really have no business being there in that amount, and they are packed together. Imaging the cells is difficult because Uroboros cells don't particularly enjoy being separated from their host and then getting UV light directed at them, their resistance to something as simple as the sun requires a massive amount of them.
His tentacles, which come out of his back and can also slide out from the back sides of his upper arms, are long, each individually prehensile, and uncountably numerous (as he can generate more). They're brown, their tips darker than the base, and towards the base they adopt a reddish skin tone. They slide backwards into imperceptible skin flaps that look like cuts. They're abnormal in that his are very thick and tawny compared to an Aheri, part of this being that they're stabilized and, essentially, his Uroboros is beyond well fed (so that it will stop generating massive amounts of ghrelin and motilin in a hunger death spiral).
Not all of them are identical; he technically has two very lithe, small ones he can generate that can spread Uroboros if they drip a nectar-like fluid onto a foreign T-Virus strain flora or fauna, which is a T-Veronica influence from ferns. The new strain will be a random recombination of the existing T-Virus strain and Uroboros, and it will pass on its' macronuclei.
He is capable of Uroboros' parthogenetic spread because of the interaction of G and T-Veronica, but it involves grabbing you and shoving the lithe tentacle into your lungs or up your nose in your nasal cavity. Your chances of successful infection are the highest in this instance versus any other known method (inhalation, blood injection or transfusion). However, it is so painful you can die of shock.
ALSO I still don't have a name for this AU help I have so many wordpad notes I cut out of this-- please feel free to suggest names--
So I think this is how my Uroboros Wesker / post-RE5 Wesker physically looks.
He has a lot of Uroboros 'fire scarring' where his skin has an extreme uptick in melanin (in an effort for Uroboros to defend itself). The skin is very tough and rough, and it has a gritty appearance. Under a microscope, it's full of basal cells that really have no business being there in that amount, and they are packed together. Imaging the cells is difficult because Uroboros cells don't particularly enjoy being separated from their host and then getting UV light directed at them, their resistance to something as simple as the sun requires a massive amount of them.
His tentacles, which come out of his back and can also slide out from the back sides of his upper arms, are long, each individually prehensile, and uncountably numerous (as he can generate more). They're brown, their tips darker than the base, and towards the base they adopt a reddish skin tone. They slide backwards into imperceptible skin flaps that look like cuts. They're abnormal in that his are very thick and tawny compared to an Aheri, part of this being that they're stabilized and, essentially, his Uroboros is beyond well fed (so that it will stop generating massive amounts of ghrelin and motilin in a hunger death spiral).
Not all of them are identical; he technically has two very lithe, small ones he can generate that can spread Uroboros if they drip a nectar-like fluid onto a foreign T-Virus strain flora or fauna, which is a T-Veronica influence from ferns. The new strain will be a random recombination of the existing T-Virus strain and Uroboros, and it will pass on its' macronuclei.
He is capable of Uroboros' parthogenetic spread because of the interaction of G and T-Veronica, but it involves grabbing you and shoving the lithe tentacle into your lungs or up your nose in your nasal cavity. Your chances of successful infection are the highest in this instance versus any other known method (inhalation, blood injection or transfusion). However, it is so painful you can die of shock.
ALSO I still don't have a name for this AU help I have so many wordpad notes I cut out of this-- please feel free to suggest names--
So I think this is how my Uroboros Wesker / post-RE5 Wesker physically looks.
He has a lot of Uroboros 'fire scarring' where his skin has an extreme uptick in melanin (in an effort for Uroboros to defend itself). The skin is very tough and rough, and it has a gritty appearance. Under a microscope, it's full of basal cells that really have no business being there in that amount, and they are packed together. Imaging the cells is difficult because Uroboros cells don't particularly enjoy being separated from their host and then getting UV light directed at them, their resistance to something as simple as the sun requires a massive amount of them.
His tentacles, which come out of his back and can also slide out from the back sides of his upper arms, are long, each individually prehensile, and uncountably numerous (as he can generate more). They're brown, their tips darker than the base, and towards the base they adopt a reddish skin tone. They slide backwards into imperceptible skin flaps that look like cuts. They're abnormal in that his are very thick and tawny compared to an Aheri, part of this being that they're stabilized and, essentially, his Uroboros is beyond well fed (so that it will stop generating massive amounts of ghrelin and motilin in a hunger death spiral).
Not all of them are identical; he technically has two very lithe, small ones he can generate that can spread Uroboros if they drip a nectar-like fluid onto a foreign T-Virus strain flora or fauna, which is a T-Veronica influence from ferns. The new strain will be a random recombination of the existing T-Virus strain and Uroboros, and it will pass on its' macronuclei.
He is capable of Uroboros' parthogenetic spread because of the interaction of G and T-Veronica, but it involves grabbing you and shoving the lithe tentacle into your lungs or up your nose in your nasal cavity. Your chances of successful infection are the highest in this instance versus any other known method (inhalation, blood injection or transfusion). However, it is so painful you can die of shock.
ALSO I still don't have a name for this AU help I have so many wordpad notes I cut out of this-- please feel free to suggest names--
So I think this is how my Uroboros Wesker / post-RE5 Wesker physically looks.
He has a lot of Uroboros 'fire scarring' where his skin has an extreme uptick in melanin (in an effort for Uroboros to defend itself). The skin is very tough and rough, and it has a gritty appearance. Under a microscope, it's full of basal cells that really have no business being there in that amount, and they are packed together. Imaging the cells is difficult because Uroboros cells don't particularly enjoy being separated from their host and then getting UV light directed at them, their resistance to something as simple as the sun requires a massive amount of them.
His tentacles, which come out of his back and can also slide out from the back sides of his upper arms, are long, each individually prehensile, and uncountably numerous (as he can generate more). They're brown, their tips darker than the base, and towards the base they adopt a reddish skin tone. They slide backwards into imperceptible skin flaps that look like cuts. They're abnormal in that his are very thick and tawny compared to an Aheri, part of this being that they're stabilized and, essentially, his Uroboros is beyond well fed (so that it will stop generating massive amounts of ghrelin and motilin in a hunger death spiral).
Not all of them are identical; he technically has two very lithe, small ones he can generate that can spread Uroboros if they drip a nectar-like fluid onto a foreign T-Virus strain flora or fauna, which is a T-Veronica influence from ferns. The new strain will be a random recombination of the existing T-Virus strain and Uroboros, and it will pass on its' macronuclei.
He is capable of Uroboros' parthogenetic spread because of the interaction of G and T-Veronica, but it involves grabbing you and shoving the lithe tentacle into your lungs or up your nose in your nasal cavity. Your chances of successful infection are the highest in this instance versus any other known method (inhalation, blood injection or transfusion). However, it is so painful you can die of shock.
ALSO I still don't have a name for this AU help I have so many wordpad notes I cut out of this-- please feel free to suggest names--
So I think this is how my Uroboros Wesker / post-RE5 Wesker physically looks.
He has a lot of Uroboros 'fire scarring' where his skin has an extreme uptick in melanin (in an effort for Uroboros to defend itself). The skin is very tough and rough, and it has a gritty appearance. Under a microscope, it's full of basal cells that really have no business being there in that amount, and they are packed together. Imaging the cells is difficult because Uroboros cells don't particularly enjoy being separated from their host and then getting UV light directed at them, their resistance to something as simple as the sun requires a massive amount of them.
His tentacles, which come out of his back and can also slide out from the back sides of his upper arms, are long, each individually prehensile, and uncountably numerous (as he can generate more). They're brown, their tips darker than the base, and towards the base they adopt a reddish skin tone. They slide backwards into imperceptible skin flaps that look like cuts. They're abnormal in that his are very thick and tawny compared to an Aheri, part of this being that they're stabilized and, essentially, his Uroboros is beyond well fed (so that it will stop generating massive amounts of ghrelin and motilin in a hunger death spiral).
Not all of them are identical; he technically has two very lithe, small ones he can generate that can spread Uroboros if they drip a nectar-like fluid onto a foreign T-Virus strain flora or fauna, which is a T-Veronica influence from ferns. The new strain will be a random recombination of the existing T-Virus strain and Uroboros, and it will pass on its' macronuclei.
He is capable of Uroboros' parthogenetic spread because of the interaction of G and T-Veronica, but it involves grabbing you and shoving the lithe tentacle into your lungs or up your nose in your nasal cavity. Your chances of successful infection are the highest in this instance versus any other known method (inhalation, blood injection or transfusion). However, it is so painful you can die of shock.
ALSO I still don't have a name for this AU help I have so many wordpad notes I cut out of this-- please feel free to suggest names--
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