CosmicSightseer

a simple charcoal and ink drawing

Aunt May: Tony, Tony

Stark: Yes, Aunt May?

Aunt May: Do you have Peter?

Stark: Yes, Aunt May

Aunt May: Telling lies?

Stark: No, Aunt May

-After Infinity War

Aunt May: WHERE IS MY NEPHEW

Stark: ha ha ha..

Nothing is wrong and yet I’m extremely conscious about everything I’m doing and I’m panicky about making any wrong moves

Which makes no sense, seeing as how I’m not doing anything that would require my full concentration or conscious focus

Deeper Bloom Update 4

After Gator took over Bloom’s tumblr, a lot of the nitty gritty details about the nature of this fungus was revealed.

Through this conversation, it was revealed that this is indeed a government coverup, but not necessarily the one I had anticipated.

It appears that this fungus has been linked to the upbringing of gods from throughout ancient mythos or religions.

To start my personal speculation, it appears that Mohesh (through a personal interest in ancient deities) was able to link this fungus to the rise of gods. The labs found near Bloom’s original dive site could be remnants of his experiments with the fungi to prove the effect of it on genetic samples. This might also explain the houses and rudimentary “city” Stellan found, as it might’ve housed the test group or any researches affiliated with Mohesh.

Update on Deeper Bloom 3

It seems that the primary function of these underground laboratories are to fuse human and aquatic genetic material.

Bloom’s grandfather, Mohesh, seems to have uncovered the process of fusing these two genetic samples or has found a method of using the fungus samples found at the dive site.

This is all my personal speculation based on what I’ve learned, but what I can confirm is that Bloom and Stellan are both caught up in a government coverup of a genetic experimenting project.

If you listen real closely, you can hear my heart shatter into many tiny pieces.

This was so sad to me? Like, this is the idea of a longtime friend completely forgetting about everything in their pre war life.

I could never imagine the emotional toll that took on Steve..