Fungal Circuitry Mender in Overgrown Ruins

Prompt:

In a decrepit, overgrown metropolis, a lattice-mender: itinerant bioforger who stitches living circuitry with fungal thread hides among the ruins, their body a fusion of synthetic and organic mutations. Their pneumatic mycelial stitches and copper-fused synaptic seams shifts in response to danger, a testament to the unchecked experimentation of corporate bioweapon research. Mending ruptured vascular pulse-lines beneath a dripping overpass while evading gene-spliced patrol drones, fungal growths sprawl over abandoned biotech facilities, their spores whispering fragmented data to those who can decipher them. Towering over the ruins, bio-mechanical monoliths stand as remnants of failed utopias, their vascular piping still pumping a strange, viscous fluid. In the distance, swarms of gene-spliced drones patrol the skies, scanning for rogue mutations. The atmosphere is syrupy, phosphorescent dusk thick with drifting spore-rain and the low hiss of failing servos.