Breeding nest

Yesterday I witnessed weird movement's in the infected dog's stomach, so I cut it open today to see what was happening. It appears that a breeding nest of coreun was formed. Instead of just the one that was placed inside it, it asexually reproduced, there's currently 8 of them living in there now.

Astonishingly, they reproduce at such a faster rate than the ones outside of a host. It took 17 days for the dog to reproduce 7 coreun, where usually only 1-2 is created every five days.

The cat also gave birth to six, I took the excess coreun out and did a set of experiments of them--the same set I use to determine how strong my previous ones were, and it appears that the ones that were developing inside of organisms have higher immunity to everything.