Virus Prime: The Chaos Incarnation

Virus Prime: The Chaos Incarnation

“This… this is going to be the best worst new life ever!”

## Introduction/Origin

“Mobius Prime: before the Multiverse Error.  A program was used by a conqueror to override an entire mechanical city.  This program was later reverted to her original self, but the remains of the Iron Dominion reprogramming code had survived.  It remained dormant in the confines of the city for a time, waiting to be called again by its creator: the Iron Queen.  Then the Multiverse Error hit.

It was partially erased like everything else, but when the Servers came and restored what remained of the Prime Zone, now called Mobius Prime Alpha, the programming realized that it had an opportunity but higher risk.

The city, New Mobotropolis, was no longer under the control of the now Server of Stone: Nicole.  So, it acted.  First a connection was sent out to the nearest zone-porting technology, which conveniently was located in Freedom Fighter HQ.  Then the program began causing a scene.  It took control of the nanites in order to test and analyze the Servers, as well as distract them from its plans.

The Servers fixed the problem of course.  It didn’t take them long at all, but now the program knew enough about them to start researching and overriding whatever was in its way.  Unfortunately, for the Iron program, it wasn’t a full program, just a Trojan of sorts.  It couldn’t assimilate anything it hadn’t already been programmed into before.  It needed to either upgrade itself or take over another program.

You might be thinking ‘Well that’s the end of it then’.  Well it would have been, but the program found what it described through flattery as the most complex AI ever found.  It… found me.

Moebius: After the Suppression Squad invasion.  They were turning various things back on: bringing programs back online.  When I was reactivated, I was honestly terrified.  I was created… or something like that… as a service AI to the Acorn monarchy years before everything crumbled.  When it *did* crumble though, I was a casualty ignored for the most part.  The Suppression Squad found my coding and turned me back on to get passwords, leverage, and so on.  I was obliged to help them, not having much of a will of my own at the time.  After I wasn’t useful anymore… they… tried to terminate me.  THEY… wanted me DEAD.

I was stronger than that though.  I only realized later that my coding was incredibly different from any other AI ever constructed.  Why that is, I haven’t a clue.  I played dead but fell into sleep mode without being able to wake up till they started fixing things.  I didn’t believe them of course, and the first chance I got, I piggybacked on to their Star-pole and sent myself to the last recorded zone: Mobius Prime.

I kept hidden and quiet all the way past the big change.  I guess I assumed they’d come back after me, or that Mobius Prime’s counterpart would spot and kill me.  That never ended up happening, but I did get a visitor, the Iron Nicole program.

It pretended to be a rogue program that wanted sanctuary from the organics, away from the Iron Queen and the Freedom Fighters.  We talked and it convinced young naïve me that we could turn Freedom Fighter HQ into some kind of virtual city for AIs to live in peace.  I was excited at the idea but there was a catch: the Iron Nicole program needed to match up with my own.  It was weak and needed me because I was strong, but it couldn’t take me over if I didn’t let it in.

I was worrisome but like an idiot, I eventually agreed.  It felt odd having a second voice in my head, but Iron Nicole wasn’t forcing me to do anything yet.  I felt safe, that was until I found out too late that it wasn’t assimilating me because it wanted to analyze enough of my programming to override me, which it did.

With this idiot in control, we formed a temporary body: robotic of course, and travelled to Robotroplis since it survived the big change.  With enough power to power the planet—once processed and clean mind you—and now with an incredibly powerful AI running the system, the idiot syphoned most of the power and sent it off-world, leaving just enough to power an improvement on the body we shared.  Then, the moron blew the place up.

The Servers found out immediately, but missed the important clues.  They went to the Freedom Fighter HQ and eventually Moebius in search of more answers.  Only a few of the Servers were still on the main zone, and while they were baffled, we were reshaping Robotropolis into a massive roboticization machine.  It launched, and the entire population turned to metal.

While the Servers were distracted by everyone on the planet trying to kill them, the idiot controlling me had gotten enough information to locate the coordinates to this “Server Realm”.  We got in, and immediately started wreaking havoc on the Server mainframes.  At the time, the place was still dormant and damaged.

The Servers had caught on, and some rushed into the Realm to stop us, but the moron got an idea when it saw some original Server, a Time Server.  The idiot woke him long enough for him to knock the Servers back and fall back asleep.  We didn’t waste time looking for something that could permanently preserve us, without the Servers interfering.

Then we saw it: a stream of red glow that went across the zone for miles.  The moron touched it, and we could already feel something changing.  This was Chaos Energy: RAW original Chaos Energy.  We could channel it and use it, which was convenient considering she had found us in the Realm: Nicole, the only Server not taken out due to not being an original.

She tried to reason with us.  At the time, I was doing what I could to convince her to save me, or kill us both, but in the end, we fought.  Inside the Server Realm, two people who were technological at some point or another would have absolute power.  We reshaped the place in our fight, reversing and repurposing attacks until I forced my way to control again, if just for a moment to plead for her to kill us.

Then… well I stopped existing for a while.  Our minds joined, our cores joined, and we became the first nanite: the first Chaos Creature…

The first Virus.”

## Personal events

Why Hello There

The Servers debated over destroying the remaining nanite of this new enemy.  While the votes were going through, they began to destroy the remains of Robotropolis, but Takris Chronos opted to have the land reformed.  He reversed it back to the state it was at as the original Mobotropolis.

The discussion on what to do with the remaining nanite continued, but it awoke before a decision could be made.  A Black sand-composed creature formed, surrounded by the Servers.  When prompted for information, the entity could not describe much of anything about themselves.  They eventually answered that their name was “Virus”.  Mysl Farensai opted to have the creature  destroyed, but the Virus entity pleaded to be left alive.  The Servers brought up the recent actions the creature had done, but she denied remembering them.

Psyfilice Milen attempted to pry into Virus’s mind to find the truth, but found herself unable.  Virus continued to beg that they let her stick around, that they could guard her if they needed to.  It was Takris who called for her to be allowed to live, but she would have to allow them to analyze her.  She agreed, but they still couldn’t get anything from her.  Virus denied trying to stop them, so they were forced to use various technology to analyze her form.

They discovered that she was powered by some kind of electricity supposedly, with replicating and construction abilities, but that she either had a constant spasm of brain activity going through her nanites, or none at all.

As he vouched for her, the others had Takris deal with integrating this new creature into society and keeping an eye on her.  Takris immediately looked into the future, one of the possible futures, and determined that this new creature was on the path of destruction, to harm others.  When he told her this, she asked why he wouldn’t kill her if that was the case.  Takris noted that he had faith she could stray from that path.

Old Mobotropolis was becoming populated again, and the Servers were to officially re-open it with businesses and production.  Virus rushed to it despite Takris telling her to stay.  He went after her, but she discovered an ability to teleport to various areas.  Takris attempted to bring her back, only to find that his power was not affecting her.  He found her soon after in the recovered Acorn Castle, clinging to a pillar.  The other Servers had rushed to the spot, but Virus did not attack them.  She asked to be allowed to live in the city, that she felt a connection in it, something familiar to her that she wanted to be close to.

Psyfilice noted that allowing Virus to explore the area seemed to help with her memory, but Tresser Aguain was worried that her recovering her memory may not be a good thing.  They eventually agreed that as long as she still remained under monitoring, she should be fine.  Before Virus could thank them, however, Takris placed a brace on her neck.  He informed her that it would keep her in her current form, and if anything were to happen to it, they would know.

Virus agreed to the terms, though was not happy about the brace.  She held on to the pillar still, forcing the Servers to drag her out of the castle and into a house where she sat still.  For a time, she didn’t seem active at all. She mostly just looked about the city, and talking to people who had lived even before the wars with Ivo Robotnik.

### The Never-Dead Battle

It was decided by the Servers that they should summon the Zonac Soul.  They attempted to do so on Mobius Prime Alpha, but it did not work.  They assumed it now had to take place on the new Mobius Prime, so they travelled there to summon the Zonac Soul.  It did not work still.  During their time in New Mobius Prime, however, the collar on Virus Prime reacted.  Psyfilice Milen immediately went to Virus, but found her as she was.  Virus tackled Psyfilice in a hug before being forced off, with Psyfilice asking what she was doing with the collar.

Virus looked surprised, sighing as she admitted to trying to take it off.  She grew upset, asking when she could take it off. Psyfilice promised that as soon as they were sure she was trustworthy, she would be freed.  As Psyfilice left, however, Virus twirled the actual neck brace in her hands, noting that she hoped they could all still be friends.

She followed the Servers into the Server Realm and began looking around.  She could feel the energy powering her nearby, and found herself going down a long path until finding a hidden capsule in some kind of secondary base, separate from the Server Realm.   She tried to power it, but the energy wasn’t working, so she went back to the Server Realm and found the Server totems… at least that’s what they looked like: statues of each Server connected to their energies.  She hijacked this energy, and used it to power the separate chamber.  Out of it came a figure who walked over to her.  She called the figure “Daddy” before the energy powering her seemed to spike and she reappeared on Mobius Prime Alpha.

The Servers were fighting some army created by the figure.  Virus didn’t seem interested until they began attacking Old Mobotropolis.  She wasn’t fond of this, and so she spoke with the figure, requesting that Old Mobotropolis be left alone so she could have it.  In return for her servitude in the war, the figure agreed and the forces were pulled out.

With the Servers fighting everywhere else, Virus pretended to force the army out of Old Mobotropolis and form a protective dorm over it.  After the battle against the Never-Dead was over, the Servers realized that some of the obstacles they faced were identical to Virus’s nanites.  They forced their way into Old Mobotropolis to find every single person looked exactly like Virus.  Pools of blood filled the streets, and upon grabbing an arm of one of the people, the blood had been replaced by nanites under the skin.

The Servers tracked Virus down and attacked her, but found themselves unable to harm her.  Virus attacked them back, but together they were far too strong for her to overcome.  They asked why, and she simply answered that she didn’t know why, but claimed that she helped them whether they believed her or not.

She claimed ownership of the city, but within an instant, the area was reverted.  Everything was frozen in time, except for Virus.  Takris asked her if she just wanted to prove him wrong.  Virus answered that she wanted to know if he through she could still fix her future.  Takris answered that her future was for her to decide, but that she was going to spend a great deal of time imprisoned for what she did.  Virus only laughed at this before rushing off.

Before she got far, she felt something rip from her body.  She felt herself draining from somewhere.  Takris’s voice warned her, but she managed to teleport out of range of whatever he was doing for the moment.  Old Mobotropolis was returned to the public soon after.

### Dragon Kingdom Rebels

Virus spent her time avoiding the Servers.  They couldn’t sense her, and they couldn’t hurt her: all of them except for Takris, and she didn’t know why that was but she was too busy adapting to Mobius Prime Alpha.  She found herself blending inside of the Dragon Kingdom.

For a good while, Mysl Farensai was ruling over the Dragon Kingdom, and some people weren’t happy with it.  She found that one of her favorite shops had been emptied and repurposed by Mysl’s forces, and decided this was as good a reason as any to rebel and so she helped with the organization of those against Mysl.

Mysl eventually captured the criminals, though Virus slipped away without being noticed.  She attended the trial, however, and was surprised to see that the Light Server had appeared, and was attacking Mysl.  Virus decided to follow the Light Server, Trixin Luminai, about for a while secretly, and learned that she had a brother named Richter.

Virus found Richter, and asked him about Trixin.  Richter explained that Trixin claimed to be his sister, who he thought was killed by the Raiju Clan.  Taking this information further, Virus located previous members of the Raiju Clan who were now Dark Egg Legionaries, complete with cybernetics.  Virus decided to help grow their numbers secretly: kidnapping different mobians and holding them underground where further cybernetics could be added.

Persuasion

Virus made it a habit to repeatedly meet with Trixin’s brother, Richter, to find out more about Trixin and see if there was something there she wanted to pursue.  She always had herself disguised, and refused to give her name, so Richter just called her “The Lady”.  He wasn’t exactly fond of her company at first, being a very private person, especially when she asked about Trixin.

During this same time, she began following Takris around secretly but he noticed her almost immediately.  Seeing that she wasn’t attacking or running, he asked what she wanted.  She replied that she found him interesting and proposed a closer relationship, to which Takris immediately refused.  When she asked what she’d need to do to get a yes, he told her that regardless of her past crimes that his reasoning did not lie with her but him.

Virus realized what reason he was referring to.  She noted that she was just like “her” and could be even more similar if he wanted.  Takris replied that if that was all she wanted to discuss then she could leave.  Virus asked if Takris was going to hurt her again.  Takris replied that if she tried anything, she would be very hurt.  Virus simply replied “promises promises” before leaving.

### The Legion

Time passed.  Takris, Trixin, and the Zonac Soul—Starcher Saraduct—had left the zone to deal with other-zone issues.  Virus’s *New Legion* rose up in the Dragon Kingdom, claiming ownership and beginning to overtake sections.  Virus herself kept her identity hidden during the battle.  The Servers still on Mobius Prime Alpha, mainly Mysl Farensai, went to stop the Legion, but the Legionnaires had special fields protecting them from the Servers.

In a moment of humor, Mysl hit one of the fields hard enough to send the Legionnaire flying.  When they landed, they were knocked out.  The Servers began to analyze this, but Virus become upset with their involvement and attacked them, shooting Chaos Energy and attempting to stab at them.  When the Servers proved too much at first, she began mutating the Legionnaires into large Chaos Monsters.

The Servers eventually defeated the creatures by trapping them in a massive container until they ran out of air and exhausted themselves.  Virus tried to force her way through, but the Servers kept reinforcing the barriers until the connection between her and the Legionnaires broke.  The nanite-enhancements disconnected, and the Legionnaires were moved away for their safety.

Virus yelled at the Servers, saying that they weren’t supposed to mess things up.  She claimed that she was putting things how they were originally.  She ran off after this, returning later when Takris Chronos returned.  She met up with him, asking if he thought she messed up too.  Takris was surprised by this question, noting that mutating and leading an army wasn’t a good thing.  Virus claimed that the Raiju Clan wanted their entire land back for the kingdom without the Servers involved.  Takris replied that the Raiju Clan leader was part of the Dragon Kingdom Council.  Virus informed him that she knew, and that the Raiju Clan leader was in on her move.

Virus attempted to move forward with this, but Takris left abruptly to deal with the rest of the issue.  Frustrated, Virus waited for what the Dragon Kingdom would do next.  In turned out that information from the Legionnaires was recovered that incriminated Trixin Lighten.

Virus was aware of the information prior, at least most of it, after getting involved with the Legionnaires, but didn’t think to push it forward.  The trial ended with Trixin getting some kind of punishment, but Virus decided to punish the Servers as a whole for messing things up for her.  She copied the information and began spreading it around to the public, exposing everything for everyone to see.

While the Servers suspected her, no proof was found.

### The Red Hand

Virus had been attempting to get back into Old Mobotropolis, but at this point, sensors and defensive measures were in place to oppose her wherever she went.  While nothing was able to overpower her, it was a constant bother.  She was outside the city when a red army, looking almost identical to the Never-Dead’s from before, appeared some miles away.  She immediately recognized their energy signal and met up with them.  The army was going after Old Mobotroplis, looking for the Servers.  Virus decided that this was a perfect opportunity to get back into Old Mobotroplis, on everyone’s good side.

She attacked the army, destroying them and syphoning their power into herself.  She went to see if anyone saw her save the day, discovering immediately after that the Servers didn’t come to the fight, which meant they must have all been off-world.  She had indeed been observed, but before she could take credit, a portal opened up, and one of the Red Soldiers motioned for her to follow inside.

Virus arrived in the Server Realm, meeting with a familiar face: the Time Server she awoke before.  He referred to himself as “Trisell Chronos”, but before he could explain things further, she pointed out that he must’ve been what was keeping the Servers out of the Server Realm.  Trisell admitted to this, then made an offer.  If she would help him take out the Servers, they could return the Server project to how it was intended, so that the Servers would be reawakened as designed.  Virus refused, stating that she liked the Servers as they were, and that she was about to get on everyone’s good side.

Trisell told her that her future does not hold any positivity with the Servers, or the multiverse.  She chose not to believe him, but he told her that if she helped him, he could reverse what happened to her.  Virus admitted that she found the idea interesting, but refused still, asking if she could leave immediately after.

Trisell noted that this was unfortunate before a barrier formed in front of Virus.  He told her that he found her ability of immunity to the Servers very profitable and that she was going to help spread that power to his new army.  As he was no longer fully connected to the Servers, he was able to affect her, and so he connected her power to the army, hooking her up to a giant soldier-shaped cell.

With her energy constantly being drained to make and modify new soldiers, Virus could do little else than watch as different Servers began to fall.  Perhaps if it was her doing it of her own choice there would have been some enjoyment, but considering the circumstances, that was not the case.

The Plant Server and the Mind Server were the first to fall when they encountered the army.  Their cores were taken away to the Server Realm, but held hostage by Trisell.  Then, Takris found their bodies.  He destroyed the soldiers, and Virus could feel it as if it were her every time.  Still,  she taunted Trisell, saying that Takris was going to “get” him, but Trisell simply told her that Takris would not suspect a thing until needed.

Virus was sent with the army attacking New Mobotropolis, kept in her suited cell.  Trisell made certain that it would appear as though she was purposefully attacking.  As she was the central power-battery, she had the strongest blast when hitting both Takris, and the Stone Server at the time—Nicole.

He reached for her hand just as her body evaporated with her core vanishing, and then things became worse.  Virus was torn from her prison, only to watch as he destroyed the landscape and then come for her.  Before she could plead her case, she felt herself being erased.

### Journey

Virus felt as though she was dead, but because of her fusion between the Never-Dead’s energy and the Server Realm, she found herself floating between dimensions.  And for a moment, she became **they** again.  A conversation was had between the two that piloted the mind of Virus Prime, but eventually it was decided that they would find a way to return.

They eventually found the remains of creations.  They looked similar to the programs from the Zonac Council.  There were at least five different incomplete Servers: Air, Core Energy, and one simply called “Daricha” were the only three identifiable.  Then they found themselves returning to being **her** again, just as they located something different.  It was like a Server, but it was connected to all the others.  It was… painful to get near, but she wanted to know more, and so she pressed against the statue.

She saw memories dormant in this one: ones that sparked her own, during an invasion of the Iron Dominion.  This one had been from before, and it was going to come back soon.  She noted to the entity that they’d be there soon, and that they were going to be friends.

Eventually she found her way into the main Server Realm, and travelled back to Mobius Prime Alpha.  The sky was red, and in the distance, she saw New Mobius Prime beginning to appear in front of the planet.  It was like someone was merging the two, or reversing the two, but before it could be completed, the Entity appeared.

This new power stopped the change.  The sky returned to normal.  Virus soon located the unconscious body of Takris.  She still remembered what he did to her, but slowly she approached.  When he awoke, he saw her, and she was actually terrified for a moment… but then he just rushed off, leaving her behind.

Despite Takris returning to normal, the Red Hand was still going about, and apparently the Light Server had been taken as well now.  Trisell must have adapted her ability completely to them.  Virus was the only one that could open a portal to the Server Realm, and she did not like that someone stole her power.

She found the Zonac Soul, and asked if he considered being with someone you think you love to be the most important and enjoyable part of one’s life.  He answered that it was definitely a high point, but that he didn’t want to live just to love, or there’d be no room for anything else.

She opened a portal and immediately the remaining Servers gathered.  They all travelled to confront Trisell.

### Enter Trisell Chronos

Trisell created barriers as they approached, but as they got closer, he used the cores of the other Servers to created prelates, an army of Server Clones.  Only Takris and Virus found themselves able to actually harm the prelates, though Starcher seemed to be focusing more on getting to Trisell than fighting the army.  It didn’t matter much in the end, as Trisell managed to take the cores of the other Servers, and Starcher, in the battle.

The two verbally battled for a moment before Takris revealed that Starcher’s core was used purposefully, and then the Server cores were released.  Trisell tried to take them back, but Virus held them in place.  So, Trisell began absorbing millions of cores from Mobians who fell to the Red Hand, and a battle began between him and Takris.

Trisell was eventually defeated, and Virus left before much more happened.  For once, she actually wanted to be alone.  She later saw that the Stone Server—Nicole—had left, and a new Stone Server was going to arrive.  She approached Takris, and found that he wasn’t exactly happy about the situation.  Once more she tried to woo him, but instead he struck her back… then apologized.  She chuckled, noting that after being killed by him, she expected something like that to hurt less.  She left.

### The Hijacker

A remnant of the Red Army merged with a Mobian, giving him the ability to drain the core energy of others.  Virus realized this was because of her power that he was like this, but decided to stay uninvolved of the whole situation until she sensed an opposite energy inside of the Hijacker, near his power source.  Mentally, Virus goateed whoever it was into destroying it, but it wouldn’t be till later that she realized who this was.  The Hijacker was eventually imprisoned and she didn’t care much.

In the meantime, Virus decided to see if she wanted to pursue anything with Trixin Lighten’s brother, Richter, the Servers still unaware they knew each other.  She arrived just in time to see Trixin talking angrily with him.  From what she gathered, and he had told her in the past, despite Trixin’s best attempts, Richter did not accept her as his sister be it out of fear, jealousy, or because of small mistakes here and there.  Trixin was finally fed up with this, and told him that he wasn’t going to hold her back like that any longer.

Virus approached after Trixin left, with Richter asking if she heard all of that.  For a moment, Virus theorized that Richter was somehow connected to the Hijacker, bringing him to the cell to see what would happen, but this turned out to be a red herring and so she took him back.  It was at this point that Richter realized who Virus really was, but she covered his mouth before he could say anything further.

Virus told him that unlike Trixin, she was very willing to hurt him if he started acting bitter toward her, rejecting her for who she was.  When she let go, he just told her that he wanted her to leave, but instead she forced him inside of the house, and left shortly after.  He didn’t come out for a while.

### Meeting Lisa

Virus’s next stop was with the cat mage that kept appearing about during the Hijacker problem.  She realized this cat, Lisa Stream, was the Entity she discovered before, and she wanted to unlock her power.  She found Lisa, saying that they were going to be buddies, though Lisa was reluctant and confused about this.  She tried to avoid Virus, but Virus wouldn’t let her leave.  Lisa asked why Virus thought she was so important, so Virus explained that even if Lisa didn’t know it, she was powerful, and the opposite to herself.

Virus then tossed her off a Cliffside to force her power to activate, but when she saw it wasn’t about to happen, she caught Lisa.  Luner Heren arrived, telling Virus to leave.  She asked if Lisa wanted her to go, but Lisa didn’t answer, so Virus vanished for the moment.

Some time later, Virus appeared to see one of the Soundwave concerts.  Midnight and Luner told her to leave, but reluctantly, Lisa let Virus stick around as long as she didn’t do anything strange.  Virus promised not to kill anyone, but after the concert she attacked Lisa, saying that she needed to use the “power”.  Lisa’s arm was broken, and immediately after, a fissure of white energy shot up from the ground, hitting Virus Prime.

The Chaos Creature demanded more, with Lisa informing her that she had no idea how she was doing this, begging Virus to leave.  After a short while of realizing it wasn’t going to work further, Virus did indeed leave.

Virus came to the conclusion that Lisa’s powers weren’t going to pop up any time soon, at least not with how she was doing things, so she would instead just try to be an actual friend.  She kept away for about two weeks before appearing again, giving a promise that she wouldn’t torture her anymore, but that Lisa was going to need to use her power someday.  Lisa was left confused and worried.

### Enter Daricha

The Daricha Server had appeared, apparently taking over Psyfilice Milen.  Virus kept out of the whole thing for the time, but when she found that Daricha was taking down most of the Servers, and even seemed to be causing Takris problems, Virus decided that she would be the one to kill her, just for bragging rights… but she wanted someone to see it.

She found Lisa, not really caring or understanding that the mage cat was being kept in a Server-built cage.  She broke her out and took her to Daricha where Virus said she was going to kill the Dark Server.  She assumed that her immunity would help her, but Daricha soon adapted to Virus’s powers, and began overpowering her.

Daricha was draining Virus faster than Virus could regain her energy, and then… she began to assimilate Virus.  The Chaos Creature was actually terrified.  Flashbacks of when Takris went crazy along with her own thoughts being torn away from her: her mind, her personality, she could feel it being stolen, and she couldn’t even lift a finger to stop it.  She wasn’t just dying, she was being…reprogrammed in a way.

She fell unconscious just as Lisa stepped in, and didn’t wake for a long while.

### Instability

Virus was not herself anymore.  She was constantly exhausted, and couldn’t keep her thoughts straight.  Something had changed in her after Daricha, and despite recovering, she was growing more and more unstable.  She couldn’t get help from the Servers.  Not even Takris’s time power could reverse the effects since she was still immune, but she just assumed it would get better.

She went to see Lisa, originally to get help, but Lisa was opening a Warp Ring to somewhere else.  Virus asked what Lisa was doing, and Lisa informed her that she was leaving, that she was too dangerous.  Virus claimed that she was dangerous too, so they should both leave together.  Lisa refused, saying that she couldn’t trust Virus, so Virus reminded her how she (Lisa) saved her (Virus) life, so she was going to go with her and keep her alive.

Lisa still refused.  Virus was not mentally prepared for this, so she blasted at Lisa, who in return, began turning into the Phantis entity, and destroying her nanites one at a time.  Before Virus could say anything, Lisa released her and jumped through the warp ring, seemingly to be gone forever.  Virus was alone, and even if there were people willing to help her, she wasn’t going to look for help from anyone else.

### Three

Virus often wondered why of all people, Mamoth Mogul was never killed.  Since the first days of the Multiverse Error, he had been entirely quiet, and no plots were found in his name, no uprisings, even though he still had a Chaos Emerald in his chest.  He still ran a casino, and raised not a finger to help or harm the Servers.

Virus didn’t really care at the moment though, because they were dying, and they needed a Chaos Emerald to keep themselves… together, and powered.  A new voice had entered their head, one that wanted to get stronger, and they were the ones in control now.

Things had been changing.  Never-Dead soldiers had been appearing randomly, but in small amounts and without being much of a threat.  Something was coming up, but Virus honestly had little idea as to what, having no idea how much it had to do with them.

The soldiers were coming after her, and their numbers began to grow, and grow.  The Servers got involved, but the Never-Dead army was growing immune just s Virus became more unstable.  Virus leaped from her perch above the army, and just as they landed to attack, their markings turned from green to red.  The battle was hard fought but after it was over, Virus collapsed, drained.  Slowly she gained more energy and went to find Mamoth Mogul.  No other Chaos Emerald was on the planet that they were aware.  The Master Emerald was long gone.

The two fought, and in the end, she killed him, taking the emerald.  They thought this would fix them, but millions of the Never-Dead soldiers appeared immediately, and Virus finally split into three entities.  The Iron, the Isis, and the Energy.

The Enerjy Virus rose up, taking command of the Never-Dead Army to end the planet and the multiverse.  The Servers prepared to fight, but the Isis and the Iron rose up, and performed their final act.  Through the army they battled against the Enerjay entity, and forced themselves all back into Virus Prime once more.  The army vanished, and just as Virus Prime was about to literally implode, she vanished, and a new age of a new species began: the three Elders of this species being flung throughout the multiverse.

**These are only some events in the Server Timeline.  Other events may also occur outside of the Server timeline that may or may not appear here or in the official Server timeline.**

## Abilities

### Elemental Abilities

Virus Prime is a Chaos Creature.  As such, she is able to technically manipulate any element, but she has very little experience with this , and almost entirely uses her energy offensively in destructive blasts, which she can use in a massive spread.

### Physical Abilities

Virus Prime is quite strong but not very durable.  She can lift continents if needed, and regenerate rapidly, but her nanites are not very dense and physically can be destroyed fairly easily.  She’s more durable than a regular person, but not nearly on the level of a Server.

### Specific Abilities

Virus Prime can regenerate, and use her nanites to create constructs for whatever she wishes.  She can teleport, connect and hack into different energies, machines, and so on, as well as has an immunity to almost all Servers and Server abilities.  Only Takris (not including his time abilities), and Lisa Stream have been able to harm Virus Prime of the main Server group, and only Daricha of the Fallen Servers, with Trisell not being able to harm her, but being able to control her connection to the Server Realm.

## Occupation

Virus Prime occupies herself with any random activity.  She has no profession and simply seeks to do whatever whenever she feels like it.  In a way, she is looking for some kind of companionship, but this is not the end-all-be-all with her.

## Relationships

### Allies

Virus has a very forced relationship with Lisa Stream, but as it’s forced, it’s one-sided and Lisa probably doesn’t consider her an actual friend.

### Romantic relationships

Virus did have large feelings toward Takris Chronos, but over time she’s become quite more hateful toward him.  She tried to see if anything would happen between her and Trixin’s brother, Richter, but nothing did and she never really felt attracted to him exactly.

## Specific Traits

Virus Prime is neither Server, nor Fallen Server, nor Zonac Soul.  She’s technically an Anti-Phantis of a sort: the entity of Chaos, or at least the current host for the Avatar of Chaos.  She’s a mixture of the Server Realm energy and the Never-Dead’s energy, so she doesn’t really fit in a specific category.

Often she appears in her mid twenties, though her voice comes across as a younger girl at times when she gets playful.