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The '''macululuchia''' split from its ancestor and evolved some attributes that make it more suitable to live near the surface. There, its spores easily can spread away mixed with the ocean’s spray. Differently from [[malakommalis]], this parasite will prefer to grow and spread on the skin instead of quickly turn the host into stone. When the spores of macululuchia are swallowed by the sea creatures they will try to attach to the gastric walls and grow there. They are very similar to malakommalis ones, but they are protected by a hard membrane that protects them from chemical damage.
The '''macululuchia''' split from its ancestor and evolved some attributes that make it more suitable to live near the surface. There, its spores easily can spread away mixed with the ocean's spray. Differently from [[malakommalis]], this parasite will prefer to grow and spread on the skin instead of quickly turn the host into stone. When the spores of macululuchia are swallowed by the sea creatures they will try to attach to the gastric walls and grow there. They are very similar to malakommalis ones, but they are protected by a hard membrane that protects them from chemical damage.


When growing from inside to outside, it will chose preferential ways, those where the cells of the host are more separated or where those cells are softer. Like on malakommalis, it will drain the cellular content and expel some salts into them. Blood vessels are damaged and blocked by salt crystals, which start to flow into them, leading to serious injures on the creature. Near the skin, it will grow mainly in pores or spaces between cells, forming tiny structures that abruptly reach the skin. There, macululuchia initially will be perceived as tiny dots on the skin, easily observable in the dark.
When growing from inside to outside, it will chose preferential ways, those where the cells of the host are more separated or where those cells are softer. Like on malakommalis, it will drain the cellular content and expel some salts into them. Blood vessels are damaged and blocked by salt crystals, which start to flow into them, leading to serious injures on the creature. Near the skin, it will grow mainly in pores or spaces between cells, forming tiny structures that abruptly reach the skin. There, macululuchia initially will be perceived as tiny dots on the skin, easily observable in the dark.