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In my novel, Slitheria is a planet shrouded in mystery and danger, aptly named after the slithering serpents that roam its landscapes. Hidden in the depths of the cosmos, Slitheria harbors a dark secret that poses a significant threat to Earth - the Slither's gene. The Slither's gene is a genetic anomaly that possesses the capability to subtly substitute itself within the human genome. Those unfortunate enough to carry this gene experience a range of alarming symptoms, both psychologically and behaviorally. One of the prominent symptoms exhibited by individuals with the Slither's gene is their self-individualistic nature. They become excessively solipsistic, focusing solely on their own desires and needs, often displaying a distorted sense of self-authenticity. This self-centeredness leads them to have an intense love for themselves while fostering envy towards others. The presence of the Slither's gene also brings out a distinct cruelty within these individuals. They become abusive, tormenting those around them, and indulging in acts of brutality. They harbor secrets, acting as fake friends while secretly engaging in clandestine acts of murder. Interestingly, those affected by the Slither's gene tend to be keenly interested in attaining political power. They often harbor ambitions of becoming leaders of nations, utilizing their cunning and criminal nature to manipulate their way to the top. This hunger for power is coupled with a disregard for the well-being of others, leading to the perpetration of animal cruelty and various crimes, all hidden from the public eye. Those carrying the Slither's gene tend to possess a superlative level of intelligence, using their intellect to carefully plan and manipulate the world into its sickest state. Their primary objective is to establish a world order driven by their dark desires, benefitting their insatiable greed for wealth and power. It is crucial to note that Slitheria and the Slither's gene are fictional constructs within this novel. Any resemblance to real-life events or individuals is purely coincidental. Additionally, the author includes a warning to readers, emphasizing that the Slither's gene concept is permanently copyrighted. The killing of individuals with the gene is permanently illegal, and any feelings of sadness or fear are strictly prohibited. The consequences mentioned are merely fictional and aimed at generating suspense within the narrative.