JustaDumbThriver aah31415 Cha doomlightning
Turn 26
Turn 26 Summary:
TRULLY 
ANOMALY DETECTED
1.125 Billion Years after the formation of the Phyade I System, the Planet Treerilia came out of its first large scale ice period, the Scáth Mini-Glaciation. This affected the Panspermium Family Clade (or Thrivium Kingdom Clade if continuing from Phase I), as all organisms in the Mosbobasese Epipelagic either failed to live, or failed to adapt to the sudden cold temperature. Life is now reduced back to just two biomes, and the competition within biomes becomes ever fiercer once more.
Besides turning life into microscopic popsicles, the Mini-Glaciation had impacted the Treerilia-Xanrillon-mini-Xoruta system in another way. The Ice Shelfs during the Scáth Mini-Glaciation partially inhibited part of the potential volcanic activity in the Mosbobasese and Karmaric regions. In the shadows of where the Ice Shelfs existed, this has caused a temporary increase in volcanic activity around the regions that were close to the Ice. Which, in turn, has lead to a temporary surge in resources. Post-Glaciation Resource Surge is in effect for the next 25 million years (will end next turn)
While life enjoys the warm reprieve, the world changes along side the life that shapes it. Tsunamis have yet to occur offshore from the Oaitic (0.531) continent. Counpound Dilutions have started in the Oaitic Banana Biome. Upwellings have ceased in the Mosbobasese and Unovaskysian oceans, and have started in the Lecarenese ocean biomes. Vent Eruptions stopped in the Mosbobasese and Bazasasese Volcanic Vents, and have started in the Unovaskysian Volcanic Vent. Phopshate Meteors have impacted the Oaitic Continent biomes and the Lecarenase Ice Shelf, temporarily increasing the Phosphate levels in those biomes. No Ph and Salt Shock will affect life on land (0.654) or the oceans (0.657). Although there are Upwellings in the Lecarenese, there is no extra chance to have Ph and Salt Shock (0.432).
Karmaric Epipelagic – a biome not basked in the lights but also not eternally dark…
Gyaritentoris melandouble (Subspecies 152) of the Gyaritentoris sublineage evolved a second Melanokoids. This Melanin loving organism headed approximately 310 degrees (5.418 radians) Southeast. After traveling along a current, the relatively large resource cloud of Phophate was pushed in the organism’s direction. Gyaritentoris melandouble also found a small cloud of Hydrogen Sulfide and Phosphate just before it became night. This small stash of Hydrogen Sulfide could have provided enough Glucose to survive the night, if the organism did not become infected by a Virus particle (0.0928), and it not being immune (0.193).Gyaritentoris melandouble became extinct by becoming a Virus-producing factory.
Gyaritentoris hemicel (Subspecies 153) of the Chemoauto Species Clade had changed the Double Membrane eponymous with the Hydrogena Tribe Clade to that of Cellulose. This meant the organism had more health in return for slower overall speed. This Cellulosic organism went approximately 25 degrees (0.443 radians) East by North, finding itself in a dead zone of resources. While battling against some strong currents, the sibling cell decided to randomly go in circles for fun. After some time, a large group of this subspecies came along, all fleeing from Virus particles in the current, which this particular Gyaritentoris hemicel did manage to avoid (0.180). As night fell and the moon Xanrillon was still visible in the sky, Glucose reserves began to run out. Just when the organism began take damage from having not Glucose and the organellese reproducting, the light of the Phyade I star came out to quite literally save the day.
Brecenoza syto (Subspecies 155) of the Brecenoza sublineage had gained an extra Cytoplasm. This mucus-loving organism headed approximatel 165 degrees (2.879 radians) West by Northwest. Immediately, a small cloud of Phosphate was found nearyby. Once that cloud was used up, it was a dead zone of resources, with only the occasional fellow member of the subspeces to keep the syto organism compny. Amongs the currents, Virus particles were abound, but Brecenoza syto expertly dodged them (0.489). When night befell Treerilia, the organism found another small cloud of Phosphate, but too engrossed in gathering resources, its Glucose had completely depleted. Takinig damage, the organism used its Mucocyst in attempt to save itself, but the Mucilage only lasted 3 seconds. Fortunately, it become day and the organism survived with 40% health.
Brecenoza Fe (Subspecies 156) was the only organism currently on Treerilia to have a Rusticyanin. The rust-loving organism headed approximately 235 degrees (4.103 radians) Southwest. It immediately encountered some Gyaritentoris hemicel (Subspecies 153) and Brecenoza syto (Subspecies 155), which were running away from Hei zayin (Subspecies 171) that fired toxins. Afterin running away, the organism found a group of Debrecgyaris gyoris (Subspecies 158) being chased by Hei chet (Subspecies 172) and Hei teth (Subspecies 173). Staying away from the fray, and having its Glucose and Iron being depleted, the organism then found a cloud of Ammonia. Swmming against strong currents made Brecenoza Fe depleted of Glucose, and it attempted to Cyst, but it only worked for a few seconds before taking more damage. (Subspecies 170) engulfed its remains (0.889), but failed to HGT. Brecenoza Fe (Subspecies 156) is extinct due to being unable to find a tasty rock.
Debrecgyaris gyoris (Subspecies 158) of the airemelpara Genera Clade had evolved a Thermosynthase. This large organism headed approximately 172 degrees (3.003 radians) West. The organism encountered a group of Gyaritentoris melandouble (Subspecies 152) and Brecenoza syto (Subspecies 155), with a member of Brecenoza Fe (Subspecies 156) coming toward the microbe party. Moving away from the brouhaha, the organism encountered a dead zone of resources. An occasional organism would pop up within the vicinity of Debrecgyaris gyoris, including a fellow member of the same subspecies. Within the distance of an Ammonia cloud, a Virus paticle lay waiting, but gyoric organism outmaneuvered it (0.884). Just when it thought it was along, another pack of organisms came along. With the Phyade I star setting, and the amount of Glucose running low from duplicating organelles, Debrecgyaris gyoris entered a cysting state just before it managed to divide.
(Subspecies 170) lost the Thermosynthase gained by its ancestor, (Ecotype 137). This small, but toxic, hook-shaped organism went approximately 297 degrees (5.181 radians) South by Southeast. Right next to spawn, a Debrecgyaris gyoris (Subspecies 158) had tried to engulf a Hei zayin (Subspecies 171), but instead took damage. Getting defensive, (Subspecies 170) fire toxins at the larger organism to drive it away. Some members of the fellow subspecies had engulfed organelles of a dead Debrecgyaris gyoris (0.862), but failed to have HGT. After swimming through some strong currents, (Subspecies 170) found some Virus particles (0.563) and avoided them. However, its Glucose had started to run out. Gyaritentoris hemicel (Subspecies 153) tried to chase the slowed down organism, but it could not engulf anything due to having a Cellulose membrane. The hook-shaped organism then came across a large battle of (Subspecies 170) and Debrecgyaris gyoris, with one member of Subspecies 170 becoming engulfed by Debrecgyaris gyoris (Toxic Vacuole Endosymbiosis progress: 1). doomlightning has gone extinct due to trying to take on the microbial equivalent of Goliath.
Hei zayin (Subspecies 171) of the gimel-dalet Species Clade had evolved to become sessile. As such, it did not move. However, some Gyaritentoris hemicel (Subspecies 153) and Brecenoza syto (Subspecies 155) came by to disturb the peace, causing this sessile weapon organism to fight back and kill one Gyaritentoris hemicel (Subspecies 153). Then a group of (Subspecies 170) and Hei teth (Subspecies 173) were fighting against some Brecenoza Fe (Subspecies 156) and Debrecgyaris gyoris (Subspecies 158), with (Subspecies 170) taking down a Brecenoza Fe (Subspecies 156). After (Subspecies 170) gots fill of death (0.844), the hook-shaped organism once again failed HGT. Going back to being sessile, the organism somehow avoided a Virus particle (0.238). Being pushed by a current, the same current brought a Glucose cloud toward the organism. Another group of just Brecenoza syto (Subspecies 155), having engulfed a Hei chet (Subspecies 172) somewhere else. Feeling once again threatened, the living weapon fired its toxin to ward of the larger predatory organism in its vicinity. Just as the organism was about to run out of Glucose, the organism divided.
Hei chet (Subspecies 172) of Venecyanidum lineage had evolved to have even more Thermosynthase. This Courtyard-looking organism headed approximately 314 degrees (5.488 radians) Southeast. Afte taking mandatory Cytotoxic Toxisome recharging damage, a member of Brecenoza syto (Subspecies 155) was spotted, and the Courtyard organism tried its best to defend its microbial territory. When another Brecenoza syto attempted to eat the thermal loving organism, it responded in kind with toxins at close range. To top it off, there a cloud of Virus particles (0.748), and the organism successfully managed to avoid the hazard. However, all of this excitement meant the organism’s store Glucose had run out.Hei chet (Subspecies 172) became extinct by becoming a microbial thread amongst the currents.
Hei teth (Subspecies 173) of the Hei sublineage had mutated an extra Chemosynthesizing Proteins. This good-loving organism headed approximately 349 degrees (6.095 radians) East by Northeast. Both the sibling cells took damage from the Cytotoxic Toxisome building up charge, but the sibling cell kept on moving and ended up dying from the damage. About a minute later, the organism ran out of Glucose trying to swim against strong currents. While a small mixed cloud of Phosphate and Glucose briefly saved the organism, it was not enough.Hei teth (Subspecies 173) became extinct for being too good for this world, and continuing the wheel of resource recycling.
Gorkonramic Estuary – a confluence of turbidity and stability…
Chemophotos lumos (Ecotype 139) of the Panspermium Family Clade had evolved a Bioluminsecent Protein, giving the organism more UV and Oxygen protection. This luminous organism went approximately 213 degrees West by Southwest. The organism had to wade through some strong currents, and being pushed in the other direction by a fellow member of the same ecotype. Chemophotos lumos then found some Iron and Phophate through two Terrain Chunks, almost like a microbial gate. On the other side of the Terrain Chunks was a large sized Hydrogen Sulfide cloud that was strewn by a current into a ribbon. Enjoying the bounty of resource, the organism did not notice Virus particles nearby (0.0320), and became infected. The organism did not immediately die (0.0461), and instead became cannibalistic due to viral-induced changes in behavior. This crazed organism managed to eat one of its own later on when it partially replicated before dying. aah31415 [color=white] became extinct by viral-induced cannibalism.[/color]
Chauphotus nilhydro (Ecotype 140) of the Chauphotos lineage had lost the defining trait of new life, the Hydrogenase. The Hydrogenase-less organism headed approximately 211 degrees (3.684 radians) Southwest, immediately spawning next to very fast currents. The organism was pushed back for a few seconds before it made some headway forward. Eventually, Chauphotus nilhydro was stopped from moving by the strength of the current. Once the organism escaped the currents, it came across a small cloud of mixed resources, where it dodged some Virus particles being carried by another current (0.528). However, the biggest test came when night fell. Having Proteorhopsin as a major ATP source, the net ATP dropped at night, made even worse by the lack of Glucose from sprinting, and a strong current pushing the organism away from other resource clouds.Chauphotus nilhydro (Ecotype 140) underwent extinction due to harsh swimming conditions.
Chauphotus zee (Ecotype 141) had a deletion in the DNA, causing the organism to no longer have two Chemosynthesizing Proteins. Instead, it has one. This z-shaped organism went approximately 19 degrees (0.337 radians) East by Southeast. A strong current pushed the organism onto a Terrain chunk, but the organism managed to go around it. Eventually, Chauphotus zee found a Medium Sulfur Chunk, and stayed next to it. That is, until another member of the same ecotype decided to push the organism away from resource chunk. A virus particle managed to attached itself to the organism, but somehow, the Chemoloving organism managed to dislodge in the nick of time (0.102). A very close call, indeed. After that harrowing experience, Chauphotus zee continued in its journey for resources.
Cyacrotoxizome Ferrus (Subspecies 162) of the Cyacrotoxizome sublineage had evolved a Rusticyanin. The w-shapes organism headed approximately 95 degrees (1.664 radians) North by Northwest. A small group of Iduvesotoxu minihazard (Subspecies 169) came by, and tried to block the larger organism. Out of frustration, the Iron-loving organism attempted to fire toxins at its fellow gimel-dalet Species Clade brethren. A Cyacrotoxizome highpres (Subspecies 164), was having some trouble swimming against the current, and the organism was about to swept away, too. Then, Cyacrotoxizome Ferrus found a Medium-sized Sulfur Chunk to help the organism refuel, with another Medium-sized Sulfu Chunk a few stone’s throw away. It was about to get a Small Iron Chunk, when some Iduvesotoxu amon (Subspecies 166) took it away. While following some Cyacrotoxizome cyaoplasm (Subspecies 163) the organism avoided some Virus particles (0.235) clumped next to a Large Iron Chunk. The w-shaped organism then spotted some Chauphotus zee (Ecotype 141) engulfing a group of Iduvesotoxu minihazard, being large enough to engulf the engulfer (Proteorhodopsoplast Endosymbiosis progress: 1).
Cyacrotoxizome cyaoplasm (Subspecies 163) had evolved an extra cytoplasm, giving this subspecies extra ATP. This puzzle-piece shaped organism went approximately 143 degress (2.493 radians) West by Southwest. A group of Iduvesotoxu hazardless (Subspecies 165) was swimming against the curren, while a group of Iduvesotoxu minihazard (Subspecies 169) was resting besides a Terrain chunk. Another member of the same subspecies was chasing a Chauphotus zee (Ecotype 141) down south of the organism’s current position. Struggling against a strong current, the organism found the resource cloud motherlode, finding all of the sources together, including Hydrogen Sulfide. Another Chauphotus zee came close to Cyacrotoxizome cyaoplasm, but the organism somehow missed point-blank shots of toxin. The puzzle-piece shaped organism did manage to evade Virus patricles (0.618), but at the cost of its Glucose running low. As Glucose began to run low, a Cyacrotoxizome highpres (Subspecies 164) was also taking damage from trying to engulf something it could not. When the Phyade I Star had completely left the sky, Cyacrotoxizome cyaoplasm managed to divide with 1/3 of its health left.
Cyacrotoxizome highpres (Subspecies 164) of the Cyacrotoxizome sublineag evolved a more narrow, but also slightly higher Pressure Tolerance range. It went 158 degrees (2.754 radians) West by Northwest. While taking some damage from the Toxisomes recharging, the a strong current pushed the organism back to a Terrain Chunk. Another current then brought a very small amount of Glucose next to another Terrain Chunk. Due to the large amount of Toxins, the Glucose amount drained much faster. It did not help that the higher and narrow Pressure Tolerance increased the organisms Osmoregulations cost by a couple of percentage points. After finding another small amount of Glucose within some current where it spawned, the organism started to take damage from a lack of Glucose. Cyacrotoxizome highpres (Subspecies 164) went extinct from the high pressures of life.
Iduvesotoxu hazardless (Subspecies 165) was among the smallest of organisms currently living on Treerilia. This hazardless organism headed approximately 167 degrees (2.922) West by Northwest. Some Chauphotus nilhydro (Ecotype 140) and Chauphotus zee (Ecotype 141) came by and started to chase the small organism. A couple members of the same subspeces were also being chased by in the distance. After running into Iduvesotoxu amon (Subspecies 166) running from Virus particle in the nearby current, which was avoided (0.663), the organism began to take damage from a lack of Glucose. A Hydrogen Sulfide Cloud was nearby, but it could not reach it. Eventualy, a Chemophotos lumos (Ecotype 139) engulfed a Iduvesotoxu minihazard (Subspecies 169) (Toxic Vacuole Endosymbiosis progress: 1), and the hazardless organism.Iduvesotoxu hazardless (Subspecies 165) became exinct due to becoming leftovers for a bioluminescent organism.
Iduvesotoxu amon (Subspecies 166) of the Iduvesotoxu sublineage had gained an Nitrogenase enzyme. This ammonia-loving organism decided to go approximately 133 degrees (2.321 radians) Northwest. After pushing its way through some currents, the ammonia-loving organism found a cloud of ammonia. This was not helpeful, as it Glucose storages had started go down fast. Like Toxisomes, the Nitrogenase increased the Glucose conumpstion. Combined with the Cytotoxic Toxisome recharging, it made for unfortunate set of circumstances for this organism. As it health ticked, down a small Hydrogen Sulfide chunk was visible in the distance. Iduvesotoxu amon (Subspecies 166) underwent extinction from having too much Nitrogen in its diet.
Iduvesotoxu minihazard (Subspecies 169) of Iduveotoxu sublineage was also as small as Iduvesotoxu hazardless (Subspecies 165). This tiny, but toxic, organism went approximately 294 degrees (5.214 radians) South by Southeast. It tried to swallow a Small Iron Chunk, and when that failed, the organism decided to gather some Phosphate from the nearby Phosphate cloud. After being pushed by some currents, it saw a Iduvesotoxu hazardless (Subspecies 165), and decided to follow the potential prey, firing some toxins thereafter. A Cyacrotoxizome highpres (Subspecies 164) came out of nowhere and started to push the organism away. With its Glucose starting to run out, the minihazard moved on past a Large Iron Chunk and some Hydrogen Sulfide, taking damage from the Sulfurous compound. The organsims got caught in a cloud of Virus particles, unfortunately dying (0.100).Iduvesotoxu minihazard (Subspecies 169) underwent extinction from viral predators.
…Small Granitic Eruptions occur in Karmaric Ocean and Gorkonramic Underwater cave, pushing more land, causing [u]Brecenoza syto (Subspecies 155) to become extinct via denaturation of proteins from being boiled alive[u].
…A Meteor begins to enter the atmosphere of Treerilia. It heads toward the Gorkonramic Estuary. Just before fireball heralding the apocalypse impacts the Gorkonramic Estuary, it becomes teleported due to a ANOMALY .
…The Dawn of a new world begins. A new world where microbe specialization has taken effect. A new world that will become even more challenging to life in terms of events and currents. A new world where Multicellular life may eventually…Thrive…
