If they can turn us, we can turn them.
The reverse crossing has never been observed. The modelling says it takes the host apart from inside.
Reverse dissolution
Contact pathology · Colony versus cassettePlate · OVERLORD · Reverse dissolution · theoretical reconstruction
Two arrows. is haemophagic material entering a . Reverse dissolution is a Lycian bite into a haemophagic host. Zero observed cases on the return path. The Accords treat both directions as mutual destruction. The plate is the fork.
Type-V is what happens when haemophagic material enters a Lycian. Reverse dissolution is the other arrow: a Lycian bite into a haemophagic host. The Committee has zero observed cases. The analysis is derived from the framework's account of colony mutation and internal dissolution, corroborated by behaviour — the Accords clause, territorial deference, signals intelligence suggesting the outcome is not used because it cannot be controlled.
A hydraulic, -driven immune and metabolic insult inside a body whose brainstem is already occupied does not produce a second phenotype. It produces a consortium coming apart from the inside. Both directions of cross-infection are mutual-destruction weapons. The managed surface holds in part because everyone who understands this prefers the surface.