Prophet Saddler gained the loyalty of Ramón Salazar, the 8th Castellan, who agreed to release the Plagas as a means of atonement for his family's 'sins' against the Ganados. Assuming the role of a Prophet, Saddler led the cult known as ' Los Iluminados,' meaning 'The Enlightened Ones' in Spanish. Īround the turn of the millennium, Osmund Saddler, who descended from one of the original banished ganados on a nearby island, discovered the Plagas and devised plans to utilize them for personal gain and international influence through parasitization. A fortress was constructed above the caves, with Salazar and his descendants assuming the role of Castellan to prevent the escape of the Plagas. Surviving Plagas were sealed within caves beneath a mound, separated from the nearby village by a deep valley trench and a large body of water. Count Gregorio Salazar led a brutal crusade against the Ganados in the region due to their pagan beliefs. The Plaga population in Spain could be as old as the Bronze Age, and evidence of human sacrificial rituals performed by the Ganados is depicted in Wharf B cave art. These ruins are ancient, possibly dating back to the Neolithic age. Though often associated with Spain, the Plagas may have originated in West Africa based on the discovery of desiccated remains within the Ndipaya Kingdom. The creature suspected of Plaga appeared on the remains of Ndipaya Kingdom All Plagas existing in the 21st century are descendants of two species, one of which is artificial and was employed by the paramilitary cult known as Los Iluminados as part of their bioweapons project. Unless the host's brain is destroyed, this influence is not absolute, allowing hosts to continue their daily routines. Additionally, they form social clusters with other infected hosts. Plagas generally reach maturity within days of hatching, progressing through three stages known as 'Guadaña,' 'Mandíbula,' and 'Araña.'īy latching onto the nervous system, Plagas can exert influence over their host's actions, leading to increased aggression in human hosts known as Ganados. Assuming that Plagas are otherwise typical parasitic arthropods, they are believed to reproduce asexually, with their eggs being expelled from the host and consumed by other animals as part of their life cycle. They are endemic to a remote mountainous region of Spain, from which they derive their name, 'las plagas,' meaning 'the plagues' in Spanish. Plagas ( プラーガ, purāga ?) are a genus of parasitic arthropods that belong to an unknown taxonomical order.

Parasite See also: Plaga Type 2, Plaga Type 3, and Plaga Type 4

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