Rc Cell Over-Secretion Disease

[OVERVEIW]

Rc cell over-secretion disease (abbreviation ROS) is a rare chronic disease that affects humans with a morbidity rate of one in every 1-3 million people. ROS occurs when the minuscule amount of Rc cells already in the human body begin to excessively secrete out of control. In other words they begin to be over-produced and discharged from the body at an alarming rate. It is unknown if ROS is a hereditary or an acquired disease, including if it is terminal or not. There is no known cure for the disease and it can only be managed with Rc suppressants.

[SYMPTOMS]
The disease primarily causes kagune-like growths, similar to a tumor or cyst. They are small and itchy in the beginning, but will continue to grow to an enormous size over time. Other severe symptoms of the disease include:

    Nausea
    Intense pain
    Memory alteration
    Degradation of the five senses
    Regression of nerves into a child-like mental state