A rotting end (Patreon)

Unlike its sedentary relative, see the chonker from busy night . The nomad enehbras does not tend to stay too long in a single host, this is because, unlike its more domesticated relative, the nomadic enehbra constantly exudes a neon colored toxin that stains the skin of its host and actively poisons it to death.

Although it depends on the host, the estimated time where the enehbras can inhabit a body varies from half a year to a whole year at best. Beyond that amount of time, the host's body will begin to show visible signs of poisoning. Note that most specimens change hosts, preferring to change bodies before their previous body reaches that point, some prefer to stay until the very end of their host's useful life,it is not known whether it does this because of the affection they develop for the body or for other reasons.

Another thing to take into account is that, due to their much more harmful nature, the nomadenehbras usually act in groups, this helps them not to end up in unfavorable situations and have an easier time getting new hosts. While not the not the norm, some groups of these parasites opt for a hierarchical command structure, where an alpha acts as the leader of the group, taking care of the group as a whole in the process and assigning each member a role to play.

Even in an alternative universe the Gilf can't catch a break lmao