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Revision as of 03:04, 16 December 2009
Infected or Infectee is a umbrella term referring to humans possessed by Nomad Incubis. Most, but not all, operate within the structures of the Wild or the Aoi Iseijin; all are part of the Mindshare, the Nomad's collective consciousness, and to date, there is no way known to remove an unwilling Nomad from it's host without killing him or her. Order intelligence suggests that long-term infection might result in a host showing high levels of freely chosen cooperativeness towards it's parasite.
(In)Famous infectees:
- Governor Tekagi and Ketara Inoshi, architects of the Aoi Iseijin
- Florian Gustav Niemann, former Chancellor of Rheinland and founding member of the Wild
- "Das Wilde Wesen", current mindnode of the Wild
- Jason Moore, captain of the LNS Tundra
- An unidentified female only known as the Siren, which has found it's way into modern Kusari folklore
