Three months after Eisenberg-Adler's imprisonment, he achieved the second grand feat of his life—asexual reproduction.
Without contact with any opposite sex, same sex, or even life form, Dr. Eisenberg gave birth to a son, or more accurately, a lump of substance as black and muddy as sludge. When the mechanical guard arrived, the puddle of mud was writhing incessantly on the ground.
The growth rate of the mud was astonishing; the guard gave it a separate cell, and in less than a month, it grew to the size of an adult and looked almost identical to Dr. Eisenberg.
This was a miracle—such a creature had never been recorded in the Judge's genetic database.
However, unprecedented evil followed. When it tried to probe the creature's mind and soul, the sight that met the Judge's eyes, even as an artificial intelligence, caused a strong sense of discomfort—a silent and desolate universe with no signs of life anywhere, all traces of human civilization erased.
