4 Works in KOS-MOS/T-elos (Xenosaga)
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2: A Hazy Future by Moonflower2002
Fandoms: Xenoblade Chronicles Series (Video Games), Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (Video Game), Xenoblade Chronicles (Video Game)
05 May 2024
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A world with a sea of clouds, a connection between blades and humans, and a tree watching down on it all. This is the world of Alrest. Our journey follows Rex, a young salvager full of optimism and dreams of grandeur, Zeke von Genbu, the outcast prince of a nation and a person who desires to help others above all, Tora, a Nopon who built Poppi, an artificial blade, to research ruins and find clues to the whereabouts of his Dadapon, Nia, a catlike girl travelling alongside Malos and Jin, who desire to change the world, and Morag, a woman who is more than she seems but is very close to Mor Ardain's royalty. These five, alongside the blades they are bonded to, are set upon a path to learn more about Alrest alongside Pyra, the Aegis who is fearful of her own powers. Will they manage to find the answers they want or will they fall short of the stars?
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KOS-MOS seeks retribution for her rather rough treatment. T-elos learns she's a switch.
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- Part 2 of KADOMONY
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T-elos lives in KOS-MOS's head rent-free, but they still have their fair share of roommate troubles.
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- Part 1 of KADOMONY
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 7,147
- Chapters:
- 1/1
- Kudos:
- 14
- Hits:
- 684
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It didn't work. KOS-MOS had annihilated T-elos, but was ultimately still the wrong vessel to awaken Animus. T-elos' genetic make-up was a requirement, but she was gone now; disappeared. Formulating a theory based on several precedents related to the UMN, KOS-MOS hatched a plan to correct this mistake and awaken Animus; but it carried sinister implications for her cyborg counterpart who could still be encountered in the collective unconscious via the Encephalon...
Honestly, don't read this pile of infinite badness. I got so fascinated with whether or not I "could" that I didn't stop when the answer to if I "should" was "No". I got carried away thinking I found a solid, in-universe reason to get KOS-MOS and T-elos to bang (provided one detail about the canon conclusion had gone wrong) then next thing I know I'm writing all kinds of... awful.