Viran

## Description

Viran is a microscopic virus-like monster that, when viewed under a microscope, appears as a murky green virus with a ghostly face and spikes all around its body. It is approximately the same size as the coronavirus and exhibits both regular virus behavior and sentience.

## Stages

There are three stages of a viran infection, each characterized by distinct symptoms and transformations:

### Stage One

In the initial stage of the infection, upon entering the victim's body, the host will gradually begin to experience a range of symptoms. These symptoms may include persistent headaches, bouts of vomiting, and a sense of dizziness. The host's body is undergoing subtle changes, preparing for the subsequent stages of the viran infection.

### Stage Two

As the infection progresses to the second stage, the host's condition takes a more serious turn. The symptoms become more pronounced and alarming. The infected individual may start experiencing delusions, where their perception of reality becomes distorted. Their behavior becomes increasingly erratic and unpredictable. At times, they may exhibit altered behavior, deviating significantly from their usual patterns. Hallucinations may also occur, further blurring the line between reality and imagination. It is during this stage that the true impact of the viran's sentience becomes evident.

### Stage Three

The final stage of the viran infection is marked by a dramatic transformation within the host's body. Internally, their physical form gradually dissolves into a black, oozy material, reminiscent of a nightmarish substance. Surprisingly, the host's external appearance remains unchanged, concealing the chaotic metamorphosis taking place within. Remarkably, the host is kept alive throughout this process, devoid of any sensation or pain. Once the transformation is complete, the viran inside the host is ready to emerge, as the host itself has fully transformed into a mimic, a vessel for the viran's existence.

## Treatment

The treatment process for Viran is challenging, especially once the infection reaches Stage Three, as it becomes irreversible. Currently, there is no known cure or treatment that can fully eliminate or reverse the effects of the Viran infection. Medical professionals focus on managing the symptoms and providing supportive care to infected individuals.

During Stage One and Stage Two, healthcare providers may prescribe medications to alleviate specific symptoms such as headaches, vomiting, and dizziness. They will closely monitor the infected individual's condition and provide supportive therapies to maintain their overall well-being.

However, once the infection progresses to Stage Three and the host undergoes the dramatic transformation, medical interventions become limited. At this point, the focus shifts towards ensuring the comfort and quality of life for the infected individual. Palliative care measures are implemented to manage any distressing symptoms and to provide emotional support to both the patient and their loved ones.

It is important to note that research and scientific advancements are ongoing, and new treatments may emerge in the future. However, as of now, the irreversible nature of Stage Three of the Viran infection poses significant challenges in terms of finding a complete cure.