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In April 2010, an explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig located in the Gulf of Mexico caused the largest marine oil spill in history. With hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil seeping into the natural habitats of animals daily, you and your team of researchers and marine biologists have volunteered to help. You quickly realize that this oil spill is not like any other. Some of the creatures you treat have large, oily looking leeches attached to them and, no matter what you do, you cannot remove them. As the days progress, the affected animals magically transform into oily monstrosities that you no longer recognize. Without warning, they migrate, spreading their affliction to every living thing in the world's oceans. Now humanity is under the constant threat of these oceanic monsters, who increasingly venture out onto dry land to feed their insatiable hunger.

Hey hey, even if i put out lots of stuff lately it's mostley generated using Stable Diffusion. I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO ANY OF THE IMAGES MASHED/BASHED/REDRAWN with different Artist Styles. I actually use it to find my own style but some pieces turned out pretty good. So if you recognize any Artists, this is my way of giving proper credit to their work.

Description
In April 2010, an explosion on the Deepwater Horizon rig located in the Gulf of Mexico caused the largest marine oil spill in history. With hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil seeping into the natural habitats of animals daily, you and your team of researchers and marine biologists have volunteered to help. You quickly realize that this oil spill is not like any other. Some of the creatures you treat have large, oily looking leeches attached to them and, no matter what you do, you cannot remove them. As the days progress, the affected animals magically transform into oily monstrosities that you no longer recognize. Without warning, they migrate, spreading their affliction to every living thing in the world's oceans. Now humanity is under the constant threat of these oceanic monsters, who increasingly venture out onto dry land to feed their insatiable hunger.

Hey hey, even if i put out lots of stuff lately it's mostley generated using Stable Diffusion. I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO ANY OF THE IMAGES MASHED/BASHED/REDRAWN with different Artist Styles. I actually use it to find my own style but some pieces turned out pretty good. So if you recognize any Artists, this is my way of giving proper credit to their work.