🧬 Morphology:
An upright, spiraled stalk of pale osteo-filament terminates in a fully articulated ribcage bloom, resembling a hollowed human thorax — slightly oversized, stylized, and asymmetrically blooming. Each rib is adorned with fine glyph-bark, etched with mnemonic residue in sigilic clusters. At the heart of the cage pulses a soft, translucent marrow-vault: a sac containing low-density neural matter harvested from departed hosts via mnemonic inversion. Thin cords of vascular glyph-root link the cage to its base.
🧴 Osteofusion:
Anchors to limestone or cryptb... See more
🧬 Morphology:
A wide, squat succulent with thick lobes of hardened calcium pulp and branching chitinous spurs. The central crown is socketed directly into a bisected pelvic ring — always real, never synthetic. Surface nodes erupt into bone-bud areoles, each capped with marrow blisters filled with glyph-pollen.
Spur clusters resemble clustered ilium ridges, often fused into triple spirals. Colors range from surgical ivory to dried blood umber. Petals, when present, are soft only by contrast — they shear on contact.
🧴 Osteofusion:
Always anchored to a pelvis, fused ... See more
🧬 Morphology:
A tightly coiled, spined floral mass resembling a clump of barbed tendons wrapped in descending spiral forms. Each spine is backward-hooked, and sheathed in a translucent cartilage membrane. The center of the plant houses a single bloom-eye: a polished bone disc lined with cilia that detect breath shadows.
🧴 Osteofusion:
Will not attach to active tissue. Instead, it bonds to bones left untouched — scapulae from burials without naming, knuckles never held. Once fused, it draws from the surrounding architectural silence to produce rootfolds that echo forgotten... See more
🧬 Morphology:
• Central Column: A tall, rigid stalk constructed from stacked vertebral analogs — each one biologically grown but indistinguishable from true lumbar bone. The column forms a synthetic spinal axis capped in glyph ash.
• Marrow Flutes: Running through the center is a hollow channel lined with glyph-reactive cilia that emit harmonic vibration when grief reaches ambient density.
• Bloom Crest: A circular rosette of overlapping marrow-petals, soft and cream-toned, each etched with faint justification script and old breath resi... See more
🧬 Morphology:
A dense, spherical tangle of ossified ligature-ribs, bound with calcified filament and fracture-vine. Composed entirely of repurposed intercostal analogues fused into a mobile orb, its outer shell features hooklike bloom-shears resembling curled scapula petals. Within the sphere, dormant tendon-loops twitch gently, sensing air tension and lung resonance.
🧴 Osteofusion:
The Ribbind travels until it finds breath. Upon proximity to an exhale or held truth, it latches to the ribcage of the nearest host. Outer ribs spiral outward to embrace the thorax; central bloom... See more
🧪 Morphology:
Thick cartilage-petalled primary bloom extending radially from a ring of pseudo-metacarpal ossicles. Floral core contains coiled tendon-vines that pulse with blood-mimetic fluid. Basal stalk anchored via wristlike spur-roots that fracture and reforge daily, shedding calcified petals. Lateral filaments resemble split veins, twisting around hosts for mnemonic capture.
🧴 Osteofusion:
Initiates fusion at the carpal tunnel of the human wrist. Uses lymphosymbiotic rooting to replace flexor tendons with glyphed ligatures. Once bonded, subject can rotate bloom manually, bu... See more
🧬 Morphology:
A long, tapering stalk of pale bone-tendon descends like a rope from ceiling or branch. At intervals along the stalk, delicate bone-flower nodes hang like inverted bells, their petals translucent and slightly fibrous. Each node bears internal ridges that emit a soft, continuous murmur when disturbed by breath or motion.
🧴 Osteofusion:
Attaches not to the ground, but to **vault ceilings**, ribcage arches, or the underside of ossified rafters. Fuses through cranial or vertebral overhangs, occasionally extracting spongy bone to anchor. Will not bloom unless suspended.
