Yellow Lesions

This horrendous disease turns patches of the lower layer of the skin of the host into basically factories for the production of the pathogen. It evolved sometime before 20,000 BCE

Life-Cycle of the Pathogen
It is spread through water and also cuts like tetanus and the entrance area never heals completely.The host remains mostly healthy for weeks, as the pathogen spreads all over the body, creating sites on the lower layer of the skin, where something like foreign tissue or organs form, whose purpose is to create more of the pathogen and better protect the pathogen from the body's immune responses. These start off as gentle yellowish pimple like boils under the skin, similar bumps then appear close to the original until there is a section of centimetres of yellowish skin, with several peaks. These yellow bumps are a bit itchy but also hurt a lot when pressure is applied against them, so in general the host leaves them alone. As the disease progresses, fever develops, diarrhea and vomiting progresses, fever develops and finally, the upper layer of the skin around the yellow bumps rips open, revealing several small yellow boils on the lower skin, adipose tissue and eventually muscle(there is typically little bleeding).

The open wound caused by this disease hurts badly, but applying pressure would only cause further pain and bleeding. The pain typically increases over time until the infected cannot move, only being sated if immersed in water, where the boils burst painlessly. If this is done, the open sores remain extremely painful and the boils quickly reappear over time. The infected typically dies from blood poisoning or organ failure as the pathogen multiplies and dumps more and more toxins into the host's body. The pathogen also spreads into the blood and between tissue cells but these are initially easily disposable by body's immune system initially but over time, it is over whelmed as the sores/lesions act as "factories" of the pathogen.

It can also be contracted from contaminated water and in that case, lesions start appearing first in the mouth, ass and other parts of the digestive tract that the pathogen can survive in.

Symptoms and Effects
Fever; Appearance of pimple like boils that cause a lot of pain if pressure is applied; The presence of several patches of painful, yellowish skin; Diarrhea, Vomiting, Falling off of skin