[Expletive]

(Half of the world is filled with fucking idiots, the other half is filled with idiot fuckers)

Paul Howard starts to feel his limbs getting heavy and the intense searing pain becoming a throb, an indication that he was either dying or slipping into shock, which was a welcomed change. He sees Jessica get to her feet, and charging towards him and the smoke creature, he wants to tell her to stay away, but only bile and blood pours from his mouth. The creature had him in the air for nearly twelve minutes now, and at first it was holding him up, three feet off of the ground, but now, it was so deep inside his cavity, that it was changing how gravity affected his body. Jessica screaming in fear and rage screams NO over and repeatedly, and Howard also Hears the Rush interface instructions of what Jessica must do, and the embattled woman starts to pick up several feet of Howard's intestines, and shoves it into his gut cavity. Due to the soup of blood feces and liquids of all sorts, Jessica slips down, and the intestines and other gory bits she'd just shoved in Paul Howard's cavity, falls onto her face, Jessica unwittingly opens her mouth to cry out from the violent and painful fall, but in doing so, she allows gore blood and feces to pour down her throat. Paul tries to reach down and pull the bowel material from her face, but before he can, tendrils from the cloud monster reaches out from his cavity and literally scoops the bowels into his Howard's gut cavity, as a mouth would suck in spaghetti. Jessica wants to vomit but could force no more liquid from her stomach, and all that comes up is the gore she had just swallowed. The smoke creature releases it's tendrils again to wrap themselves around Jessica's body, delaying the effects of gravity and lifting her into the air. The Rush interface which was actually a copy of Dr Rush's mind, since it downloaded the real Rush seconds before the attack, and was presently consulting with Rush on how to deal with the situation, understood the feeling of apprehension for the first time, and hoped it's calculations were correct, for all their sakes.