#panelka

All three of them

Moonwatcher in the panelka

Turtle in the elektrichka

Winter in Vorkuta

I think it may be time to show some of my pixel art.

This one was a gift to a bday of my friend. They love the look of gasoline puddles, being around postosoviet architecture and daydreaming. So I kinda took all of it and put it in one picture lol. They liked it)

Stage 2: Manipulatio

The fungus does not kill the mind — it needs your intelligence to survive. The mycelium grows in white threads around your muscles and nerve clusters. It intercepts signals from the brain to the limbs. You become a prisoner in your own skeleton: you see everything, but your legs go where he wants. Your voice is no longer yours.

Symptoms: Involuntary twitching of limbs, loss of vocal control, the sensation of an "intruder" inside the body.

Actions: Secure the patient to stationary objects (bed, pole, wall). Complete isolation from loved ones.

Note: Any pleas for help from the patient are to be treated as signals from the fungus. Do not engage in dialogue.

RESTRAINT: Immediate mechanical binding of the limbs. Use steel chains or reinforced tape.

COMMUNICATION: Do not engage. The parasite uses the host’s memory to mimic distress.

ISOLATION: Keep the subject in a windowless room to prevent light-based orientation.

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