Wizard: There Is No End to My Mushroom Evolution Route

"Orc physiology is both fascinating and frightening in part, displaying inhuman resilience to the extent that they are able to withstand seemingly fatal wounds and survive." In fact, they were observed again days after receiving fatal wounds in the heat of battle, larger and stronger than before the injury, with no sign of the wound other than a few superficial scars. . --Imperial Genetics Orc Physiology Orcs possess green skin and red blood, a side effect of their physiological and genetic relationship with the fungus. Their body is so strong that it can withstand great damage. Orcs can feel unexpected small pains even from grievous wounds, allowing them to continue fighting while seriously injured and even fire for a short time after they are already dead. Unlike humans, even if an orc is beheaded, if the head is sewn onto another body, it can survive and fight again. Some who study these beasts believe that this goes some way to explaining the Greenskins' extreme violence. The greenskin's regenerative abilities are so powerful that a severely wounded orc can easily be restored to health and soon be ready to fight again. Only the most grievous wounds will cause lasting pain to the orcs, and burning them to ashes is the only way to ensure that they are gone forever. The typical orc is as tall as an average human, but if he stands upright rather than hunched over, he is much taller than an average human, and his body is muscular. The orc's arms were long and heavy, and the knuckles nearly scraped the ground. , Which can easily tear the enemy's throat. The orc's skin is green and leathery, and his body is covered with scars, scabs, pox marks, and parasites. His skull is very thick, capable of absorbing impacts from falls on a person's head. There were blood-red eyes on his heavy forehead, filled with the desire to kill. Jagged fangs protruding from a heavy jaw wouldn't be too out of place on a much larger predator, and when an orc speaks it makes a slow, gruff sound filled with saliva and throat vibrations. His words were few, brutal, and direct. A particularly popular ingredient in their diet is the "Skoog", a diverse species of Orcs about the size of a house cat. There are other types of Scrooge Orcs grow throughout their lives, and this effect is especially noticeable among successful orcs. As an orc survives a battle and wins trophies, the respect of other orcs will have an effect on him similar to that of human male puberty: his muscles will strengthen, he will become more aggressive and confident, and he will generally gain weight. If he is successful in the ensuing battle, he may become an ambitious leader or leader, significantly larger and stronger than the average greenskin. Once he begins to grow, an orc becomes more and more powerful until he is defeated by a larger or more cunning orc. Warboss and warlords, the leaders who can rule the orc empire, are very big. However, the Flash Gitz is a special type of Orc, usually armed with large Ork firearms. Obsessed with polishing their guns, these Orks have guns that are much larger than the average Ork Look how shiny that gun is Orc physiology is actually a complex interweaving of two symbiotic organisms, linked by genetic technology by the Creator Old Ones: one animal spiral gene comparable to that of land animals, the other to the algae or fungi that live in the blood and skin. An orc's animal cells carry genetic information that is unique to the individual or subspecies. But the components of their physiology contain the genetic information that defines all the different species, and the different Oddboyz help heal wounds by providing greater biosynthetic biochemical energy when necessary. Orcs are biologically well-suited for combat: they are extremely strong, naturally excellent warriors, and always looking for scraps of all kinds. Two theories There are two theories to explain why orcs have this unique hybrid physiology. First, they are slaves to a fungus mushroom, which spreads itself by constantly adjusting their genes. Second, the modern Imperial theory holds that the Orcs are a warrior race created by the Old Ones (called "Brainboyz" in the Orc legends) and were created for use in the War in Heaven during their wars with the Necrons and Deceivers. Obviously the second theory is more reliable. During the War in Heaven, the Old Ones apparently became extinct or simply disappeared from the galaxy (or possibly deserted), the theory being that before they disappeared, they genetically engineered the Orks' DNA to contain "technological genes". This gene develops during growth, influencing their thinking and releasing genetically encoded knowledge; in the same way that a human baby instinctively holds its breath underwater, or a horse can walk half an hour after birth, an orc's technological genes provide it with information on how to fight, operate weapons, and speak Orkish. Specialized castes of orcs, such as the Technician Brats and the Pain Brats, are the mechanics and surgeons of orc society, gaining their knowledge through these technological genes. The origins of this theory believe that this was a deliberate measure to ensure that the orc race could survive in a hostile universe.

Why are all the recent books about mushrooms?

I used a chapter to describe it. I don't know if I wrote it later. I haven't read it.

I heard that some people are raising green skins here.

With or without Shen Nong, how was this book written?