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Description
Name: Electra
Nickname: Shocking Worm.
Size: 100 mm.
Description: A long worm-like pathogen with a clear yellow body. The core of the pathogen is where it generates its electrical charges before it sends it down its red nervous system. Surrounding the nervous system is a mixture of cytoplasm and water.
Abilities: Able to discharge electrical shocks. Heart - Electra causes erratic heartbeats which often leaves the patient to have a cardiac arrests (Long only) while leaving tissue burns. Brain - Disrupts the nervous system causing spasms or locks the muscles up.
Weakness: Very slow so easy to grab (forceps) and remove.
Treatment: Scalpel, Forceps and Defibrillator (if in Heart).
Target Organs: Heart (Common) & Brain (Rare)
Mutation: None.

Note: Long Electra do the most damage while short Electra can only burn tissue.

Pre-Electra:
Signs of Electra is small patches of burnt tissue on the infected organ. Inject a cooling medicine into the burnt tissue before removing it, draining the blood and then applying synthetic membrane. Burnt tissue patches come in 1-3 depending on how long the patient has been infected with Electra.

Electra:
Ultrasound the area until you find Electra's shadow. Once located, scalpel the area to drag it to the surface, use the scalpel again to reduce Electra's size before extracting. Each half of Electra regrows quickly and carries on as normal. Once small enough, extract Electra.

Mutated Electra:
Discharges more often causing more damage but if discharging while patient is in a cardiac arrest, helps the patient.

Description
Name: Electra
Nickname: Shocking Worm.
Size: 100 mm.
Description: A long worm-like pathogen with a clear yellow body. The core of the pathogen is where it generates its electrical charges before it sends it down its red nervous system. Surrounding the nervous system is a mixture of cytoplasm and water.
Abilities: Able to discharge electrical shocks. Heart - Electra causes erratic heartbeats which often leaves the patient to have a cardiac arrests (Long only) while leaving tissue burns. Brain - Disrupts the nervous system causing spasms or locks the muscles up.
Weakness: Very slow so easy to grab (forceps) and remove.
Treatment: Scalpel, Forceps and Defibrillator (if in Heart).
Target Organs: Heart (Common) & Brain (Rare)
Mutation: None.

Note: Long Electra do the most damage while short Electra can only burn tissue.

Pre-Electra:
Signs of Electra is small patches of burnt tissue on the infected organ. Inject a cooling medicine into the burnt tissue before removing it, draining the blood and then applying synthetic membrane. Burnt tissue patches come in 1-3 depending on how long the patient has been infected with Electra.

Electra:
Ultrasound the area until you find Electra's shadow. Once located, scalpel the area to drag it to the surface, use the scalpel again to reduce Electra's size before extracting. Each half of Electra regrows quickly and carries on as normal. Once small enough, extract Electra.

Mutated Electra:
Discharges more often causing more damage but if discharging while patient is in a cardiac arrest, helps the patient.