Mobile Fighter Evangelion [NGE/AU/Not a Gundam crossover]

Episode 32.0, in which we get a little look at Solenoid Theory.
"Hysterical strength." The concept has always fascinated me. Previously, the most common explanations involved adrenaline, or that the individuals involved were on some form of stimulant during the time of crisis.

Then came Metaphysical Biology. From it, among many other things, came S-Theory, the study of how the soul can be utilized in the physical realm. It was...an elegant proposal, to be sure. The paper co-authored by Randall Vogel and Naoko Akagi ("Solenoid Theory: Applications of the Soul in Physical Events",
Journal of Applied Metaphysics, vol. 13, no. 2, 1985, pp. 10-53.) was one of the most inspiring articles I had ever read. Imagine: through sheer willpower, one utilizes the power of their spirit to enhance their physical flesh.

Studies continue on how to make this a reproducible action. If attained, it will transform humanity...but I think we can go further.

For personal reasons, I do not believe in reincarnation; I believe that metaphysical biology will make an empirical case that every individual soul is unique. Thus far, of all the thousands of people who had been studied and sampled over the years, every single one has exhibited an ego barrier with a particular spiritual wavelength, shared with no one else. Even twins, identical on the genetic level, showcase differences in these wavelengths. Granted, all it would take is one counterexample - a spiritual wavelength recorded decades past, showing up again in a newly-born child - to prove reincarnation, so the jury is still out on that one.

But I digress: it is undeniable that metaphysical reality is
not equivalent to physical reality. It is not constrained by the limits of physical matter, or by physical laws. In the realm of the spirit, there is a nonzero probability that the available pool of energy within the Chamber of Guf is infinite: not merely expansive, not merely incredibly dense, not inexhaustible from a merely practical standpoint...infinite.

What if we could devise technology to tap into this energy source? Moving beyond S-Theory, in its applications on the individual human body, to instruments free of the flesh? A 'Super' Solenoid Engine, if you will?

If it could be done...imagine the geopolitical ramifications of a limitless source of energy. No longer would we need to fight for resources.

Would mankind still find reasons to fight?

Maybe.

But it would at least remove a significant one. And that's a world I would love to leave behind for my little girl.

I've discussed the idea with Dr. Katsuhito Ikari-sama, and he's been suggesting I try to obtain a grant to fund my research.

I think I'll do that.

Once I get a proposal ready, I'll submit it to whoever will take it. Maybe I'll be lucky and get one from GEHIRN. Ikari-sama seems to approve of their work.

S2-Theory...it has a nice ring to it.

-Shiro Katsuragi, 1988/8/21
 
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Backstory: On the father of one Ritsuko Akagi

Dr. Vogel was a rather keen individual, but had some ideas that Naoko Akagi didn't quite fancy on non-scientific matters. That, and his personality was a bit...out there.

He was good in bed, though, and the successful publishing of their paper certainly warranted a romantic evening.

Naoko never told him that he had gotten her pregnant (because, in her eyes, he wasn't husband/father material); given that her other projects at the GEHIRN facility in Braunschweig were coming to an end, she was already on her way back to Japan. The timing was...convenient.

Whenever young Ritsuko asked about her father as a child, Naoko always gave her honest opinion of the man: "He was smart and...capable. But that was it. Beyond that...he was no one special. Just forget about him."

Dr. Randall Vogel, like so many others, perished in Second Impact.

Ritsuko didn't discover her father's actual identity until, during her post-doctorate studies at Leipzig, she discovered (whilst researching her mother's old academic papers) that Randall Vogel had been an alumnus. It took a while...but in terms of the timeline involved...he was the most likely candidate. Old academic photos (blond hair, green eyes) and a few conversations with some of their surviving colleagues had only provided further evidence.

When Ritsuko first dyed her hair blonde while in Germany...that was deliberate.

When Ritsuko named her cat Randall...that was deliberate.

Couple that with Ritsuko's impending mental breakdown...well, it was no surprise that the relationship between mother and daughter got so icy.

And the crazy thing is...they still haven't talked about Randall Vogel in person.

Even after Ritsuko dyed her hair blonde and named her cat after her father - her mother's lover, even if it was for a relatively short time - Naoko didn't ask the obvious questions. She didn't take the easy openings and ask 'why did you dye your hair', or 'why choose Randall as a name'.

Naoko knew why Ritsuko did those things...so why bring it up? There was no new information to be gained from answering obvious questions.

Ritsuko realized that Naoko knew, and didn't want to talk about it...so why keep trying?

That's the point where their relationship became...bitter.
 
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32.1, in which we take a glimpse at...a future of some sorts.
/April 29, 2027/

/JDS Saitō, UN Pacific Fleet TF-18, Two Miles out from Yonaguni Island, Okinawa Prefecture/

Lieutenant Kazuya Makinami gulped as he double-checked the young woman's paperwork. Why does the Captain keep insisting on making me do this? "Well…" Why?! "…ma'am…" He knows how nervous I am around flirty women! "…everything seems to be in order. Your security pass is still current...though, if you don't mind my asking, you were just here three months ago for a separate interview. Why are you back so soon?"

The woman of twenty years smiled slyly, readjusting her tortoise shell glasses. Her blue eyes twinkled with a humorous light. "A journalist's work is never done. Besides," she said while tapping her travel bag – already frisked and examined – which contained several weathered notepads, "this is part of a…longer-term project."

"Ah. Well, I suppose one cannot rest on their laurels! Your drive is to be lauded!" In the corner of his eye, he saw Lieutenant Sakura Shikinami roll her eyes. I saw that! Don't think I didn't! "Very well. You are free to proceed." He gestured towards the two seamen standing at attention by the door. "Escort her to her transport."

The woman giggled (Oh no.), raising a hand (Please don't.) and pinching his cheek (AAAAAAAAAAH). "Ever the gentleman, Red," she said, the nickname spoken in oddly-accented English. "Lead the way, boys!" she exclaimed following the two seamen out, her plaid skirt swishing with each step.

Makinami resisted the urge to exhale heavily. Gah…that woman is more dangerous than the Exiles…

"Hmm. I think I'm going to win that bet," murmured Lieutenant Shikinami.

Makinami shot a stink eye at the other woman, a smug look on her lean face. "What are you talking about?"

"About why that woman keeps calling you Red. I made a bet that it's because you always blush when she's here."

"…you made a bet on me?"

"At least it's more plausible than the Commander's. His money's on you two being closet Communists for some reason."

"…there's a betting pool?!"

xxxx

Mari Langley-Sohryu resisted the urge to give the raspberry to the JDS Saitō as her motorboat was lowered into the sea. You'd think after all the times I've been through here that I wouldn't have to go through this whole song and dance. Alas, such were the realities of a world that was still paranoid about the 'Exiles', considered responsible for the greatest loss of life in modern history. Via Black Hawk helicopter from Okinawa, to the naval blockade around Yonaguni, to a little bitty boat all by my lonesome to Yonaguni itself. Papa would have a lot to say about the lack of chivalry, for sure. Oh well. I prefer this part of the trip anyway, without anyone hovering over my shoulder. Though, to be fair, it was a lot of fun poking and prodding at that nervous Lieutenant whenever she was here. Heh. Ska's been a bad influence on me.

The young woman let her thoughts roam along various trails as her motorboat chugged through the two miles separating the ring of naval ships from the island of Yonaguni, now dominated almost entirely by Mt. Urabe due to the flooding of Second Impact. What the island of St. Helena had been for the infamous French Emperor Napoleon, Yonaguni was for the two she was about to interview yet again: a place of exile, where they were to remain for the rest of their days as punishment for their complicity in various catastrophic events spanning from Second Impact all the way to Third Impact.

As far as punishments went, it could have been worse.
 
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32.2, in which we have the last title drop.
Soon, she arrived at a single pier, attached to a roadway that abruptly emerged from the water; thanks to the tsunamis following Second Impact, almost the entirety of the island's inhabitants had drowned. The ensuing rise in sea level had reduced the island's population to less than two dozen, all of whom had departed for Okinawa and the mainland to seek security from the military. A few had elected to try for Taiwan instead, less than seventy miles westward.

For years, the island had literally been empty of human activity.

That, from the prospective of the Japanese government, had made it a convenient dumping ground for the Exiles.

Mari slowly followed the path to a particular dwelling that had been repurposed by the two Exiles, occasionally watching the rare Yonaguni horses as they chewed on long grass. She advanced past a pathway bordered by tropical flora, eventually finding herself at the front door. She didn't bother knocking or ringing the doorbell; she simply waltzed right in, past walls laden with paintings and sketches, into a room with aged bookshelves and an old record player, letting loose a tinny-sounding jazz tune. A woman was sitting on the couch, writing something in neat script on a notepad. "Barging in as usual, Mari-chan?"

Mari shrugged, plopping herself onto the opposite couch. Sunlight filtered through the window shades, blanketing the room in a warm ambience. "You knew I was coming anyway. And I wanted to get here ahead of the others, so I could at least get some work done."

"Such diligence. You remind me of myself."

The younger woman chuckled nervously, rubbing the back of her head bashfully. Her tone still nonetheless maintained a sense of coy cockiness. "Oh please, do go on."

"How was your previous article received?"

"It went over fairly well. A lot of people still have a skewed sense of what SEELE's handling of GEHIRN's affairs was like. Speaking of which, where's your boy-toy?"

"He's out brewing. He should be back soon." Sensing that the small talk was about to end, the older woman leaned back, readjusting her yellow sweater. "So. What would you like to talk about this time?"

Mari reached into her travel bag, pulling out a notebook with several bookmarks and weathered pages. "I've kind of gotten the perspectives of a lot of those involved with the event, if only to try and get some consistency due to how…crazy everything was." The young woman opened up to a blank page, clicking the end of her ballpoint pen. "So…Dr. Ikari; what do you remember about Third Impact?"

Yui Ikari smiled sadly, brown hair bearing a few strands of silver; the only other sign of her previous confinement within Eva was her left eye, with an iris that gleamed a brilliant red. "Now…that is quite a story."

xxxx

Final Episode

THE
REBIRTH
OF
EVANGELION


Rebuild the future!
 
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32.3, in which someone unexpected emerges.
/Local Japan Time: April 15, 2016/
/Primordial Sea/

The realm of souls was beyond space and time. Comprised of pure spirit, the source of all souls was not beholden to the laws governing matter, nor to the constraints of the physical universe.

Any description would not do it justice, but a description is necessary regardless.

A vast sea of reddish-orange water, the color of LCL, stretched infinitely far in every direction: encompassing the Earth, the Moon, the Sun, and the distant stars. A radiant celadon sphere hovered above the surface of the world, besides which blazed two great Lights, burning black and white with a brilliant intensity. Four lesser flames flickered upon the surface of the Earth, still shining brightly. A smattering of yellow lights still covered the face of the planet, the overwhelming majority of which were located in the heart of Africa. Obscure glyphs and sigils surrounded the planet, largely obsidian with a smidgen of ivory; within those runes flowed a great stream of ghostly green. High above, tethered to the twin Lights by ethereal chains, a single golden orb glimmered with an unusual glow, as though it were a star.

A small spark drifted from this golden star, descending towards the Earth. Drifting away from the two Lights, the spark moved past three of the flames, delving into the shadowy depths of the Geofront. Phasing through the shade of physical reality, the spark hovered in front of the fourth of the lesser flames, sourced within a Core the color of ruby.

The golden ember dove into the fire, enmeshing itself within the memories of the soul within.

"I don't know what you just said, but I know when I'm being made fun of. You want a piece of me?!"

"Back off,
gaijin! I'm just trying to be the mature one!"

"My brother can beat your sister in an arm-wrestling match."

"You leave my friend alone! Or…or you'll have to deal with me!"

The Core of an Evangelion - a greater being than a mere human - had protected the soul within from the First Angel's Anti-AT-Field.

The spark flickered, and the flames responded.

...who...?

A connection was made, and the fire began to coalesce into a familiar form. Out of the metaphysical phantom of Unit-03's Core emerged Ai Suzuhara, a specter formed from ghostly fire. "...hold on..." The young girl stared at the flickering ember, moving to and fro with a butterfly's whimsy. "...have we...met before...?"

The spark glimmered with purpose, ascending upward through the shadow of NERV-1.

Confused, but wanting answers all the same, Ai Suzuhara followed.
 
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32.4, in which a bright ray of sunshine returns.
The specter of the young Suzuhara, her form ghostly and fragile, grimaced at the strange feelings rippling through her. None of her senses were working right: she was seeing music (all the distant lights formed a strange cacophony), hearing colors (the world was blaring a quiet blue)...it was a strange, all-encompassing set of sensations, and yet it was all understandable, in a strange way.

If she were to think about it too hard, she might start wondering about how she was moving through walls, and phasing through floors and ceilings with no difficulty.

But she didn't. It was a matter of will: she wanted to follow the strangely familiar spark, and so she did.

Finally, she emerged into the open air above the Geofront, and she beheld the two Lights in all their terrible majesty. The black Fire, despite being surrounded by the white Fire, was still perfectly visible; the impossibility of this didn't occur to the young girl. The Lights hovered beside the three lesser flames, illuminating them with an overpowering radiance. "...what...?" The golden ember flickered haphazardly in front of her, smelling of impatience and caution. "...okay. I'll hold up...whoever you are." Why was it so familiar? It wasn't even a feeling of knowing someone intimately, as she would a good friend...but the familiarity was one of distinction, of uniqueness.

Finally, the two Lights hovered away from the three flames, moving towards the great sphere of celadon. Eight tiny lights - a shade of something greater, once roaring fires that had become mere smolders - descended from around the sphere, congregating around the twin Lights. "...what in the world are those...?"

xxxx

In the waking world, in the physical realm, ADAM moved away from the three prone bodies of Units-00, 01, and 02, laid side-by-side on the rim of the great hole leading into the Black Moon. They would be the subject of further study once he had a deeper understanding of their physical construction; the violet one bore the [mark/form/essence] of LILITH, while the blue and red ones bore his in turn. Their relative uniqueness was a reason to hold off any in-depth research. That, and the souls within the [creatures/constructs/entities] still persisted, protected from the ravages of his Anti-AT-Field.

Fortunately, there were others available for testing.

Thus did ADAM, now surrounded by the dull forms of the eight remaining Mass Production Evangelions, raise the true Lance and the true Sword. Per his will, the Lance and the Sword extended, piercing into MP-01 and MP-06. Seamlessly, metal and flesh split into fine pieces and segments, dozens upon dozens of chunks pierced by winding strands of red and blue. Information bled through the tiny blades, feeding into ADAM's body for further analysis. HMM. INTERESTING.

They even artificially engineered a way to tap into the Metaphysical Deep.

BY USING A [FRAGMENT/SHADOW] OF MY BEING AS A BASELINE.

And they still managed to create a working model in a relatively short amount of time.

A FAIR POINT.

Have you given any thought as to what species to turn our observations towards?

THE NON-HUMAN MEMBERS OF THE HOMINIDAE FAMILY APPEAR TO BE THE MOST SAPIENT LIFEFORMS REMAINING.

Their mental and spiritual development took quite a leap after your...temporary [demise/hibernation].

I SEE.

Intentionally playing dumb?

...NO.

Yes you are.


NO I'M NOT.

As ADAM continued his dispassionate analysis of the physical forms of the Evangelions, he and LILITH maintained their relatively lighthearted telepathic banter. It was...a welcome distraction, from the recent unmaking of humankind.

However, a distraction was still a distraction.

xxxx

/Primordial Sea/

Ai Suzuhara hovered beside the small bonfire, bounded within the shadowy form of Evangelion Unit-02. The young girl gingerly reached for the dreamlike flames, feeling that strange sense of familiarity again.

"...show some fighting spirit! Stur wie ein Bock sein!"​

There was definitely a sense of distinctness.

"...if I was cheerful, then it made their lives better. So why not be cheerful? It makes sense, doesn't it?"​

And yet...this was someone she knew.

"What good is being an Eva Pilot if I can't protect one of the most important people in my life?!"

"…I give you everything that is mine to give…don't hesitate…take. It. ALL."​

Ai's hand disappeared into the fire. "...hello?"

...hello?

That voice. "You're...you're Mari-chan's sister..."

...I am?

The fire pulsed, flickering red.

...I am...you're Mari's friend...and Mari is my sister...then that means...I'm Asuka.

The warmth of the flames took on a giddy color.

I'm the Second Child. I'm the daughter of Pieter Langley and Kyoko Zeppelin Sohryu...and the Pilot of Evangelion Unit-02...I'm Asuka Langley-Sohryu!

A feminine hand gripped Ai's from within the bonfire. Impulsively, the young girl pulled.
 
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32.5, in which another redhead arises.
First of all, brief shout-out to @amitakartok and his Half-Life/NGE crossover fiction Strategic Cyborg Evangelion. It is awesome and needs more readers.

Moving on.


xxxx

A feminine hand gripped Ai's from within the bonfire. Impulsively, the young girl pulled; from the fire emerged the spectral form of Asuka Langley-Sohryu, her blue eyes sparkling with vitality. "Ai?"

"Yeah, it's me...what's going on?"

"Honestly? Last I can recall..." Asuka went still, her ghostly face scrunching up with concern. "...Kaworu..." Sighing, the Second Child shook her head. "That Dummkopf." She glanced up at the great green sphere, trying to divine any presences within. "Hmm."

"What...what are we supposed to do?" The little girl gestured with her arms, slight ripples billowing through the ethereal sea that they waded through. "I mean...what are we...?"

"I'll have to think about that one. But, first thing's first." Asuka turned around, plunging both hands into the fire within Unit-02. "Come on Mama, it's time to move!"

The interaction was swifter this time, for the connection was more easily made.

...how interesting.

In a brief snap of light, the ghostly fire parted, revealing the specter of Kyoko Zeppelin Langley-Sohryu. "The barriers between souls are...thinner." Kyoko - absentmindedly hugging Asuka back, who was currently in the middle of glomping her - looked around, marveling at the metaphysical world around them. "Another side effect of the Anti-AT-Field...?"

"Who are you?"

Kyoko looked down at the young child. "I believe it's proper to introduce yourself first before demanding names."

Ai would have blushed with embarrassment if she had still retained blood. "Oh. Er...well, I'm Ai Suzuhara."

"She's Toji's little sister and Mari's friend!" exclaimed Asuka, her spectral form still wrapped around Kyoko's. The fire within Unit-02, although dimmer, still burned.

"I see." Kyoko's gaze turned to the shadowy forms of Units-01 and 00, their presence still weighing upon the fabric of metaphysical reality. "...if we're going to reverse this...we're going to need her help. Liebling, try and extract the soul from within Unit-01. I'll deal with Unit-00."

"Okay!" The bubbly redhead floated over to Unit-01's form, casually thrusting her hand into the spectral flames. "Hey! Shinji's Mama! Wake up!"

Ai Suzuhara stared dumbly at the proceedings, following Kyoko out of instinct if nothing else; her understanding of current events was truly as a child's, lacking all perspective and comprehension. Thus, she defaulted to a tried-and-true method: let the grown-up figure out what to do. "Um..."

"I'm Kyoko Zeppelin Langley-Sohryu, by the way."

"Oh. Okay."

"...how exactly did you manifest?" Kyoko floated to a stop beside Unit-00, staring intently at the younger child. "Without my daughter's own spirit to serve as a mirror for my 'self', I would have been unable to define myself enough to separate from Unit-02...who helped you escape?"

"I...I don't know." Ai pointed upward, focusing on the golden spark that fluttered about in a haphazard manner. "I was following that."

Kyoko glanced at the ember, which flickered strangely. "...I see." There would be time to think about it later. For now...there was someone else who had priority. Turning towards the fire that burned within Unit-00, the woman knelt down. "Yui-chan..." Her spectral hands plunged into the flames. "...it's time to wake up."
 
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32.6, in which a soul is made whole.
The immediate sensation that Kyoko felt was one of...delighted frustration.

at long last at long last atlonglastATLASTATLASTATLAST

The soul of Kyoko briefly jolted at the sudden torrent of emotion. Yui?

no more waiting no more separation nomorenomoreNOMORENOMORE

Out of the flames emerged Yui Ikari; whole portions of her form were missing, as though they simply had ceased to exist. Her left eye burned with a ravenous hunger, the sheer intensity of it utterly disturbing Kyoko. "My word...to still persist, even after your soul was reduced to this..."

"Can't wait. Can't wait. Can't wait." The fractured spirit whirled towards Unit-01, where a similarly-divided spirit had been pulled out by the Second Child. "No more waiting. NO MORE. NO MORE." She all but charged over, shoving Asuka aside.

"Hey!"

Yui floated in front of her missing half. Each one's missing parts complemented the other's: halves of a whole, kept separate by the metaphysical nature of Eva.

Now, thanks to ADAM, they were free.

"It's time..." said the Yui from Unit-01, a joyful smile on her fractured face.

"NO MORE WAITING," snarled the Yui from Unit-00, grabbing her missing half by the shoulders.

The connection was established. The soul recognized itself, and rejoiced.

A flash of light erupted from the two.

xxxx

In the waking world, ADAM suddenly paused. HMM?

...how unexpected.

The First Angel turned around, focusing upon the prone forms of the three Evangelions. Peering more deeply into the metaphysical, he marveled at the sudden burst of spiritual pressure. "NOW WHAT HAVE WE HERE...?"
 
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32.7, in which some of you might impulsively shout "F*** YEAH" by the end.
/Primordial Sea/

The light faded; where there had been two, now one remained.

Yui Ikari looked down at her spectral form, flickering hazily in the orange sea that encompassed everything. "Ah…that's better…"

"Yui? Are-"

The newly-reformed woman held her hand up, halting Kyoko's question in its tracks. "A moment, please. I just…need to process this." For so many years, her entire being had been split; all temporal senses had been suspended, active only when synchronized with a Pilot. In retrospect…it had been a hellish existence. "…still processing."

Asuka hopped to Yui's side, smiling widely at her. "Boy, is Shinji gonna be happy when he sees you! Speaking of which," the Second Child turned towards her mother, "Mama…what are we gonna do now?"

"To reverse this state, we would need a sufficiently large energy source to reestablish everyone's physical bodies…but before we could even consider that, we would need to restore their individual identities to ease the resurrection of their ego barriers-"

"Uh…guys…?"

Ai's frightened question stopped Kyoko's train of hypotheticals, prompting her to look up. "…oh."

Asuka blinked. "…that's…not good."

The two Lights hovered above the shades of the three Evas, their very presence rippling with the afterimage of ADAM's physical body. "YOU SOMEHOW MAINTAINED YOUR SELF-AWARENESS…INTERESTING."

"…may I propose negotiations?" asked Yui Ikari, finally pulling herself out of her self-inspection. "You sound like a fan of scientific inquiry…perhaps we can find some common ground."

"POSSIBLY. BUT NO. HUMANITY SQUANDERED ITS CHANCE: THEIR TIME IS OVER." ADAM's soul flared, the Light becoming brighter. "AND SO IS YOURS."

At that point, fate threw a curveball.

The golden spark flashed, drawing everyone's attention.

ADAM paused, glancing at the source of the sudden spiritual surge. "HMM?"

The golden ember flew upward, rejoining the Star that had been its source.

"…ODD. THERE'S…CONNECTIONS?" The white and black Lights blazed even more brightly; the ethereal chains connecting the golden Star to ADAM and LILITH took on a more concrete form, illuminated by the First Angel's focus. "ANOTHER SOUL…BRIDGED DIRECTLY TO OURS…" The Star descended, coming to a halt in front of the two Lights. "…NOW WHAT EXACTLY ARE YOU…?"

Six lines shot out from the Star, arcing behind the two Lights.

ADAM's bewilderment roiled through the Metaphysical Deep. "…ESTABLISHING OTHER CONNECTIONS...? NO. THEY'RE NOT AS ROBUST…PERHAPS POSSESSION?"

Six fires suddenly blazed behind the two Lights.

xxxx

In the waking world, ADAM turned around-

POW!

A white fist slammed into his face, sending the First Angel reeling. The Giant of Light tumbled end-over-end, the Sword and the Lance digging furrows in the ground. WHAT JUST HAPPENED?

A single presence just ensouled the six constructs, and then one of them punched you in the face.

I WAS BEING RHETORICAL. That much was obvious; ADAM was far more interested in the how and the why. The First Angel got to his feet, staring at his assailant.

MP-10 stood with its fist outstretched; the five other MP-Evas – 03, 05, 08, 09, and 12 – flexed, as if the soul that now controlled them all was getting used to its new bodies.

"YOU ARE AN UNEXPECTED PRESENCE…BUT YOU ARE NOT NEW…WHAT ARE YOU?"

The S2 Organs within each of the six MP-Evas burned, the soul making its self-image manifest. The faceless heads of the Eva Series morphed, transforming and twisting. Rigid red crests sprouted from the crowns of their heads, and their lips sharpened into something akin to a beak.

Then, as one, they spoke.

"WARK."
 
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