MysteryInJapan
Fukaya's Mystery 🥬
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[This event takes place in Fukaya, in 2001].
🌱 Plot:
In the fertile farmlands of Fukaya, known for its prized green onions and vegetables, local farmers began noticing something deeply wrong.
Crops weren’t just growing fast—they were growing wrong.
Negis the size of baseball bats, but with bloated heads resembling human faces. Potatoes with tiny fingers. Carrots twisted like muscle tissue.
At first, it seemed like freak anomalies. But the abnormalities spread—entire fields filled with deformed, disturbing plants.
One farmer unearthed a radish with sunken eye sockets. Another reported cabbages that trembled when touched, as if breathing.
Panic swept through Fukaya’s rural districts. Harvests were abandoned. Burn piles were lit. And then came the most chilling discovery:
The mutated plants all carried traces of human-like DNA.
📚 Theories and Fears
1. Experimental Fertilizer Leak
A “smart” fertilizer designed to boost yield may have entered the market prematurely. Its adaptive microbes could have triggered uncontrolled genetic mutations underground.
2. Shrine Disturbance
An ancient rural shrine, once devoted to a forgotten harvest deity, had recently been torn down during farmland redevelopment. Some locals say its removal disturbed a force that had kept balance between humans and the earth.
3. Gene Lab Contamination
A now-defunct research lab outside Fukaya once experimented with plant and human gene splicing. Though shut down years ago, many believe something escaped—seeds, spores, or worse.
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