The slain god of death, the paradox of his corpse leading to the rot of his body becoming a god unto itself. A god of decay, of rot, of the inevitable end of all things. Entropy.
@@jellythebard654 the power of a god does not die with it, such power does not go quiet. You better be careful when you kill god. Or you might just have to fight what eats the remains. Whether it be man, beast, or rot.
*_Boletus deus,_* or more commonly, "That Which Eats Its Remains," is a deity known primarily from the story of its creation. It came into being as what was originally a regular spore, which landed upon and began to devour the corpse of a dead god. However, as the spores devoured the divine body, they began to inherit the essence of the deity, as well as inhabit the nature of the mushrooms they formerly existed as. Eventually, "they" turned into "it," and formed into the representation of the concept that decay exists as an extant form of life. It is also well known for one of its core abilities, which stems from its nature as a fungus and a god of decay. Upon its death, it releases a large cloud of spores which will land upon the now defeated god's corpse, devouring it entirely and forming the god again, a display of the concept that it inhabits. It will commonly flaunt the fact that you can not kill it in a way that matters, as it will simply reform anew.
@@LineAro69 I was just inspired by the video and wrote whatever came to mind at the moment. I recommend DnD or Slay the Princess if you like this type of writing.
"You really don't know the name of God? Well, he's been standing right in front of you this whole time." The mushrooms inside the dead god's chest cavity all seemed to cackle coldly. "So before you continue to be rude, ask my name." The human trembled, trying to hold their gun up to the mushrooms, to have a grasp on any kind of strength. "W..what is your...name..?" The mushrooms began to release spores, and the human felt as though every part of their body was bleeding. "It is... Mushy-roomb."
Imagine this is the last conversation a soldier had while the Cordycep burrows itself deep inside his brain, his hands numbed as he feels it taking roots upon his mind and spread beneath his skin
"The fear within me is beyond anything your soul can make" I'm confused is the mushroom god afraid or is it creating fear Also extant means still existing so the sentence "decay exists as an extant form of life" is confusing
I think the idea with the first part is that the mushroom has a far deeper understanding of the universe than we could ever conceive, and it knows what it should really be scared of is far, far bigger than a human with a gun. It's basically saying he's completely insignificant, he can't kill him "in a way that matters". I believe the second part is stating that decay is a state of being, an alternative way of living, not something exclusive to the dead. It's entirely possible to decay while alive.
I was thinking more like the mushroom know greater fear than s human can. If it fails in it's duty, nothing can be broken down, and nothing can ever grow again. That is what the mushroom fears. Its job is to decay, which is a necessary part of the cycle of life.
Smn made that mushroom into a boss in a game and hes the final boss of that game where he tells you those words while blindig youre screen and......ye basically this meme was turned into a bossfight in a game.
I can make a dnd boss out of this that grew from the body of a dead god
Holy.. That would be epic! :O
The slain god of death, the paradox of his corpse leading to the rot of his body becoming a god unto itself. A god of decay, of rot, of the inevitable end of all things. Entropy.
@@lordfelidae4505 hey, LF? What the fuck does this mean?
@@jellythebard654 the power of a god does not die with it, such power does not go quiet.
You better be careful when you kill god.
Or you might just have to fight what eats the remains.
Whether it be man, beast, or rot.
@@jellythebard654 or, in other words:
Death evolved! Death became Entropy!
I like how the “decay exists as an extant form of life” is said by both the guy and the fungus.
The fungus probably took over the guy
@@FinToilBBourFrainsLess 'taking over' and more 'convincing'. Under the same truth, all minds become one.
he breathed in the spores...
*_Boletus deus,_* or more commonly, "That Which Eats Its Remains," is a deity known primarily from the story of its creation. It came into being as what was originally a regular spore, which landed upon and began to devour the corpse of a dead god. However, as the spores devoured the divine body, they began to inherit the essence of the deity, as well as inhabit the nature of the mushrooms they formerly existed as. Eventually, "they" turned into "it," and formed into the representation of the concept that decay exists as an extant form of life.
It is also well known for one of its core abilities, which stems from its nature as a fungus and a god of decay. Upon its death, it releases a large cloud of spores which will land upon the now defeated god's corpse, devouring it entirely and forming the god again, a display of the concept that it inhabits. It will commonly flaunt the fact that you can not kill it in a way that matters, as it will simply reform anew.
Any link to this kind of literature or did you invent this yourself? Either way, well written and heart wrenching my terrifying
@@LineAro69 I was just inspired by the video and wrote whatever came to mind at the moment. I recommend DnD or Slay the Princess if you like this type of writing.
Also theres a mushroom that when dying rebirths itself from its decaying past form.
Quite terrifying and Lovecraftian while being real.
"You really don't know the name of God? Well, he's been standing right in front of you this whole time."
The mushrooms inside the dead god's chest cavity all seemed to cackle coldly.
"So before you continue to be rude, ask my name."
The human trembled, trying to hold their gun up to the mushrooms, to have a grasp on any kind of strength.
"W..what is your...name..?"
The mushrooms began to release spores, and the human felt as though every part of their body was bleeding.
"It is...
Mushy-roomb."
This can be an SCP and nobody can convince me otherwise
Decay exists as an extant form of life
BRO THE MUSHROOMS GOT HIM WHAT THE FUCK
i think this is the best voice for the mushroom i've heard thus far, excellent work, everyone does it too slow for my taste but you hit a good rhythm
Excellent work, the layered voices on the last bit was very nice
Imagine this is the last conversation a soldier had while the Cordycep burrows itself deep inside his brain, his hands numbed as he feels it taking roots upon his mind and spread beneath his skin
Way to cheapen this concept
@@itsgonnabeanaurfrommewhy is the concept cheapened by this?
I'm surprised not any of dsmp animators haven't made an egg animatic with this audio. Or maybe someone did and I've never seen it
"The fear within me is beyond anything your soul can make"
I'm confused is the mushroom god afraid or is it creating fear
Also extant means still existing so the sentence "decay exists as an extant form of life" is confusing
I think the idea with the first part is that the mushroom has a far deeper understanding of the universe than we could ever conceive, and it knows what it should really be scared of is far, far bigger than a human with a gun. It's basically saying he's completely insignificant, he can't kill him "in a way that matters".
I believe the second part is stating that decay is a state of being, an alternative way of living, not something exclusive to the dead. It's entirely possible to decay while alive.
I was thinking more like the mushroom know greater fear than s human can. If it fails in it's duty, nothing can be broken down, and nothing can ever grow again. That is what the mushroom fears. Its job is to decay, which is a necessary part of the cycle of life.
You kinda answered your second question. It means decay is just another form life takes on.
@@nugget1631 Also, if you listen closely, the "decay" comment is spoken by both the human and mushroom voices. The human has been taken over.
That which is decaying is still living, in reference to either age, memory, or most likely the fungus that feeds on decay
I'm surprised nobodies made a henry stickmen animation of this
Oh yeah I just remembered there have been sightings of certain fungi that can sorta do this (not with humans though)
Gotta make a warlock patron that is just an ascended form of fungus...
God of decay would go hard
A full on evil villain speech
Elderly flatulence
Smn made that mushroom into a boss in a game and hes the final boss of that game where he tells you those words while blindig youre screen and......ye basically this meme was turned into a bossfight in a game.
TMW you drink cactus juice but the mushroom is not friendly
Funny mushroom
Could you isolate the audio of the speech from the mushroom, without the anguished noises? I wanna make something from it
Badger badger badger badger mushroom
Pilgrammed
yo no way i got a mushroom cap
Sporeshot
pilgrammed