Head to the college and see what happened there

Something about the irregular infected at the college didn't sit right with him. He wasn't afraid, he honestly wasn't sure he was capable of the emotion anymore, but he was cautious. The college had been where he had first been infected and changed. Was it possible someone else had gotten the raw virus in their system. If so, they could be a threat. Not only was there the possibility of them going out of control and ruining everything he had been working towards, but they could be a challenger for his throne. Perhaps they already had a plan in the works to succeed him, infiltrating the ranks of his infected. That, he would never allow. Mind made up, he grew wings once again and shot off towards the college.

"I'm going to the college to check on something," he mentally relayed to Grace, who he knew could never betray him. "Continue to spread through the city, I'll be back soon. Once most of the city is infected, I want you to start pushing into the surrounding area. I'm sure there's plenty of families that could use a unifying factor." He felt a sense of acknowledgement from the demonized angel before he disconnected from her.

Aiden continued his quick flight across the city, curving around buildings as he watched his horde take over the streets below. He idly wondered where it had come from. Surely something so ridiculously **** couldn't have evolved naturally. So someone somewhere must have created it, leading to it somehow escaping and infecting Aiden.

Aiden was just starting to wonder about any possible backlash when he realized he was getting close to the college. The only problem was that he couldn't see the college, only a massive sprawling forest that definitely hadn't been there a few days before. What more, Aiden could sense the virus in the forest, in the trees themselves, though he couldn't do anything other than sense it. Somehow, the virus had been adapted to plants, despite Aiden only ever being able to infect humans with it. Now he was convinced something was going on, something he couldn't control, and it worried him.

He reached out again and found one of the minds that had resisted his probing from the police station. Pushing forcefully, he sent an image of the college football field across the loose link between them before pulling away. He hoped it would be enough to get his intention across and that whoever's mind he had connected to was sane enough to understand and communicate with. The virus could be rather ruthless on the mind after all.

A minute more of flight left Aiden flapping his wings over what used to be the college's largest field, now overrun with flowers of every variety. From the sky he could see a few infected roaming around and fucking to their heart's content. One noticeable difference compared to his usual infected was that they all took on various fantastical forms. Two centaurs stood on the edge of the heavy tree cover fucking wildly, with what looked like a pixie slurping up the excess, overflowing fluid. A number of curvy flower maidens frolicked around the field, skipping and prancing around completely naked, occasionally rolling around with each other, sucking on tits, lips, and clits. A few other creatures watched from the safety of the tree cover, a few peering up at Aiden as he hovered in place.

Aiden watched from above for another few minutes, debating whether to go down or not. He could tell that this was deliberate now. Someone had molded these plants and people into their ideal with the virus, and had done it with masterful precision. If they were still sane, Aiden guess they were likely nearly as powerful as he was, which worried him. And he was hovering above their home field, literally. If he descended into the field, there was no knowing what awaited him. But at the same time, if he waited in the sky, the person he had connected with might not show themselves. He considered the pros and cons for a minute before deciding.