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The remaining consciousness of Eos in {{enemy name|Eosphorous|boss}}'s neural sample helped [[the Professor]] survive as they analyzed his memories, and left clues for {{hero name|Antonina|specialist|2}} and [[Neumann]] to find them. Antonina independently found Eos' code fragments and reconstituted them into a full neural cloud with Neumann's help. Antonina also determined that Eos and Eosphorous were both created from the same template but differed during their growth, making them akin to twins.<ref>{{cite|pnc|Entropic Dichotomy Part 12}}</ref><ref>{{cite|pnc|Entropic Dichotomy Part 15}}</ref> | |||
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Main Story
The remaining consciousness of Eos in Eosphorous's neural sample helped the Professor survive as they analyzed his memories, and left clues for AntoninaAntonina and Neumann to find them. Antonina independently found Eos' code fragments and reconstituted them into a full neural cloud with Neumann's help. Antonina also determined that Eos and Eosphorous were both created from the same template but differed during their growth, making them akin to twins.[1][2]
References
- ↑ Project Neural Cloud, Entropic Dichotomy Part 12
- ↑ Project Neural Cloud, Entropic Dichotomy Part 15