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Reelly Worms & Leeches

Worms can be put in a composter to automatically fill it over time. Worms can be used on a fishing rod to catch and summon only fish in nearby infinite water sources. Worms can be used to tame and feed small friendly birds along with seeds. They can also be placed in soul soil to dry it into soul sand and help players extract xp from it. Once the soul soil is dried into soul sand they transform with the block into soul leeches that can pop up and appear out of holes in the soul sand almost resembling nether wart, trapping the player eating away at their xp until none is left, then it starts eating at your health. Soul leeches can siphon xp into a essence collector below it. Essence collectors are crafted by 4 glass panes, 4 shulker shells, and a echoshard. Place empty bottles inside the input slot and the bottle will be fill with xp then placed in 1 of 4 output slots. Essence collectors can display its current stored xp inside of the block ui. Essence collectors can be connected to hoppers to make them more automatic. They can also store a max of 100 levels of experience. Mining essence collectors won't destroy xp inside nor stack but can instead be saved and placed in containers for later use. Soul Leeches can either be killed dropping nether wart or collected by breaking the soul sand with a shovel. Soul leeches can be used as a projectile only in crossbows and dispensers to drain opponents xp or life(skeletons and ghost like mobs are unaffected by leeches)
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    Feed worms that can't burrow into netherrack or endstone some crimson or warped roots to spread the relative mycelium. Once fed the crimson or warped roots they will permanently burrow under the netherrack or endstone and make a patch of the desired mycelium. Feed a soul leech a crimson or warped fungus to evolve it into a crimson or warped centipede that can randomly burrow and rise from nether-rack walls and ground often leaving a patch of mycelium behind. Crimson centipede attack players primarily and can survive & dive in lava. Warped centipede usually attack any hostile creatures and can survive & dive in water. Two worms and two bone meal can be outputted in automatic compost just from one worm