The Malaya Parasite's life cycle is very complex, involving many stages. As the mosquito feeds, Malaya's porousoites enter into the human bloodstream. They quickly make their way to deliver and, in fact, liver cells, with the help of the circumsporousoid protein. The parasite develops into mature skyzons, creating tens of thousands of merosoites, which burst out of the cell and journey back toward the bloodstream. They then infect healthy red blood cells, reproducing and eventually rupturing the cell, liberating more merosoite, which in turn go on to infect other cells, leading to the massive destruction of red blood cells. A few of the infected cells develop into gamutocytes, which can remain in the bloodstream for several days and may be ingested by another mosquito during a subsequent feeding. Inside the mosquito, the gamutocytes develop into new sporesolites. So now the human has infected the mosquito, the life cycle comes full circle and continues.