| “ | You know, clones are creepy and all. Always something wrong with the human ones. | ” |
— Dark Age, Chapter 30
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The Abomination (or Abominadrius by fans) is the name given to the clone of the Jackal created after the original's death during The Fall of Luna.
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Dark Age[]
The Jackal feared that he might not survive his plan to overthrow Octavia au Lune and left Lilath au Faran with DNA samples and instructions for her to carry out, as well as recorded messages and instructions for the clone to receive. When he did indeed die, Lilath had Zanzibar the Carver place the clone in her womb, and proceeded to carry it to term.
When the clone was born, Lilath raised and prepared him. They secretly made plans to tear apart the Solar Republic, which ultimately led to the Day of Red Doves, which the Abomination designed and Lilath executed.
Mustang notes that his tics and mannerisms are identical to that of her brother, though he is also different in many ways due to the way Lilath raised him. He also has several misconceptions about the original Adrius. She also notes the almost predatory nature of the relationship between Lilath and the Abomination, stemming from Lilath's devotion and attraction to the original Adrius - though Adrius still doesn't reciprocate the feelings, and plans to dispose of Lilath by melting her in an iron wolf when her usefulness expires.[1] He is later tricked into grabbing a Night Lily (Nyxacallis) by Mustang during her escape from Luna.
Light Bringer[]
Approximately seven months after the Day of Red Doves, The Adomination locked Sevro in a box and sold him to Apollonius au Valii-Rath at a Syndicate auction. Before transporting Sevro to Venus, the Abomination told him to tell Virginia that he sends his regards.[2]
Trivia[]
- In chapter 30 of Dark Age, the Abomination is foreshadowed by Sevro au Barca noting that cloning Kavax au Telemanus is likely a bad idea, saying that "[C]lones are creepy and all. Always something wrong with the human ones."[3]