The large mass of rotten meat slowly wriggled, as if blown by a gentle breeze, spontaneously aggregating into a pile. The pink chunks of flesh adhered to themselves, forming a smooth wound surface at the rough and broken ends, gradually covering it with a thin membrane, stopping bleeding and preventing infection.
Then, from the center of the wound, a cluster of tiny flesh sprouts began to grow, arching out. These sprouts rapidly developed and grew robust at a speed visible to the naked eye, eventually forming cone-shaped fleshy strips. These cone-shaped tentacles with tube feet quickly sprouted like spring bamboo shoots breaking through the soil, the meat wall constantly grew, darkened, and hardened, eventually forming organs, bones, torso, and arms almost identical to the original ones.
