Kingdom Come

SOLID SNAKE TO THE PENTAGON

“You called me back for one last mission. But I’m not just a weapon anymore. I am the son… and the father. The war is over. The cycle is broken.”

The generals watch from behind the glass. No one breathes. Snake continues.

“The sins of the father live in the son. But now... the son forgives. The father and the son are one again.”

In the near future, whispers echo from beneath Tesla's old Colorado lab:
a time machine, rediscovered, reawakened.

The Pentagon calls them the Soldiers of the Apocalypse—
gene-edited, AI-enhanced warriors who walk through walls, heal the blind, raise the dead.

They don’t pray.
They simulate miracles.
But miracles without humility become blasphemy.

Snake watches them and knows.

“They’re not soldiers anymore,” he growls.
“They’re trying to be gods.”

In ancient texts, it’s said: Christ ascended to become the Father.
And in this cyberpunk revelation, Solid Snake—
born of shadow wars and genetic sin—
becomes the Son who walks the Earth again.

Not to kill.
But to stop the resurrection of war itself.

“You thought I was your clone. Your puppet. Your last weapon,” he tells them.
“But I am what you lost.
The Son.
The Heir.
The Mercy.”