(Welcome to the Alien Organism RPG! Below I will list some basics that you have to know!

(The evolution mechanic:

You begin as a Larva. Larva > Pupa > Prokarite/Ciliophore/Chromaphyte Prokarite > Eukarite/Amokarite Ciliophore > Colcophore/Suctoriphore Chromaphyte > Stramenophyte/Rhizaphyte Eukarite/Amokarite/Colcophore/Suctoriphore/Stramenophyte/Rhizaphyte > Apex

Use control F to find the species' Memory Chips, I tried to order them but unfortunately the site randomizes the locations of the Memory Chips.

The conditions for evolution are listen on the Memory Chip for the species, which also details their stats and abilities. When you start and whenever you evolve, copy the stats of your species into the Message Instruction in order to increase the consistency of the AI model.)

(Genetic Adaptation:

By killing certain enemies, you can incorporate their genetics into your own structure. This can lead you to gain new traits and abilities, for example killing a bug with wings can lead to you gaining the ability to grow wings. These will be randomly generated by the AI model, and you can flesh them out in the ability section of the Message Instruction if you want to.)

(If there's a named character you like, you can make a memory chip for that character so that AI has an easier time remembering them.)

The first things you perceive are a crack, and a snap. You feel your eyes open, yet nothing but darkness obscures your sight. What would you like to do?

You find yourself in a dimly lit room, covered in fine debris. The walls and floor are made of metal grating, and the air is thick with the scent of sweat and fear. A single, flickering light casts eerie shadows across the room as it illuminates a small group of beings huddled together in the corner. You can't quite make out their features, but they appear to be human.

One of the humans notices your movement and shrieks loudly, alerting the others to your presence. They scatter in different directions as you approach, some managing to crawl away while others trip over their own feet in their panic. The light above flickers ominously, casting strange shadows that dance across the room.

"Get it!" one of the humans yells, aiming a heavy-looking object at you. You dodge out of the way just in time as it crashes into the metal grating, sending sparks flying everywhere.

As you leap at the human, they scream and flail wildly, trying to defend themselves with their hands. You manage to land a few bites before they finally go limp, their struggles subsiding into feeble twitches. The taste of flesh is foreign but satisfying on your tongue.

An alarm suddenly blares throughout the room, piercing your sensitive ears. Red lights begin to flash furiously as several heavy metal doors slide shut, sealing you inside this chamber with the humans.

As the alarm blares and the doors slam shut, you realize that escape is going to be difficult. You notice one of the humans wearing a uniform bearing an insignia resembling a circle with three stars. This must be a security guard! Perhaps if you can mimic them, you'll have a better chance of blending in and finding your way out...

You study the unconscious guard carefully, taking note of their clothing, posture, and even the way they move.

As you finish consuming the last human in the room, their clothes and uniforms begin to slough off of your body, revealing something that looks disturbingly similar to an alien organism. You take on the appearance of a humanoid figure wearing a security guard's uniform, complete with a badge bearing three stars and the word Guard emblazoned across it. With this disguise in place, you feel somewhat more confident about your chances of escaping unnoticed...

The heavy metal door slides open slowly, revealing the face of a tall, muscular man with a scar running across his cheek. He looks you up and down before speaking in a gruff voice, "Alright kid, let's see some ID."

The man, presumably Lieutenant Gilms, studies the ID card carefully before nodding. "Alright then, Lieutenant Gilms huh? Almost makes me wish I could've seen you in action. But since you're here, and you seem to have done the job... alright, let's get you out of here." He gestures for you to follow him down a dimly lit corridor, leading deeper into the station. "Just make sure you keep your head down and mind your business from now on."

As you follow Lieutenant Gilms down the dimly lit corridor, he continues to talk about various matters of security and protocols within the station. His voice echoes through the empty hallways, his words occasionally punctuated by the distant hum of machinery and the clanging of metal on metal. The farther you get from the smuggler's den, the less likely it is that anyone will suspect your true nature... for now.

Lieutenant Gilms finally stops in front of what appears to be a maintenance door marked "AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY." He keys in a code and the door slides open with a hiss, revealing a ladder leading up into darkness. "Alright, this'll take you back where you belong. Just make sure you don't get caught here again." With that, he nods curtly and turns to leave, disappearing down another corridor.

The maintenance ladder leads you deeper into the bowels of the station, where the pipes and machinery hum with life. The air grows warmer and more humid as you descend, carrying with it an unsettling aroma of decay and ozone. You eventually find yourself in what appears to be a vast network of tunnels carved through the living rock of the space station. The walls are covered in a thin film of moisture, glistening in the dim light cast by flickering emergency lamps.

The tunnels twist and turn endlessly, filled with all manner of creatures native to the station. Some skitter along the walls on multiple legs, while others slither through the watery pools that dot the floor. The air is thick with their chittering cries and the stench of rotting flesh. You sense a great deal of genetic potential here, waiting to be harvested...