This file is a picture of the cover then 2 pages of a tabloid, Tekka. It’s an interview of Rebecca, the very first synth ever created by Nex Gen. Rebecca was a terminally ill woman, so she accepted this new life instead of dying. This body is apparently indestructible. She’s works with “Victor Carmine”, a crazy scientist we’ve never heard of before. She also works with Dallus Lauren and Karl Strassman, but doesn’t want to talk about it. The interviewer is really pushy about Nex Gen and their experiments but she shuts down the interview.
tekka mag front cover: SOLVE COAGULA TEKKA ISSUE 51
PAIN GANG Dive into the Ethereal World of Pain Gang: The Underground Sensation emerging from the dark corners of Eastern Erothia
CULTURE TECH JUNE 28 $4,50
"from hell to shell I never wanted to be the face of a new era. I just didn't want to die"
REBECCA THE 1ST SYNTH tekka mag interview: "for Rebecca what is Nex?
TERMINAL ILLNESS, DANGEROUS EXPERIMENTS AND A CHAIN-SMOKING MARKETING PLOY
Meet Rebecca, the first of her kind. Jax Jackson goes under the hood... Rebecca, a former terminally ill lab assistant at Arc/Hive found herself thrust into the spotlight following her transformation via a cutting edge SYNTH trial. Diagnosed with a degenerative neurological condition from environmental toxins, Rebecca saw this experiment as her last hope. The SYNTH trial was a remarkable success, seamlessly transferring her conciousness into a synthetic body and greatly enhancing her capabilities. Overnight, she became a symbol of scientific breakthrough and hope. But with newfound fame came intense scrutiny.
JAXON: Rebecca, you've become the face of NEX GEN, but isn't chain-smoking a bit passé? At the TEKKA press event, you were puffing away like it was 2025.
REBECCA: (nervous laughter) Yeah, I actually don't like smoking at all. It was a marketing stunt by NEX GEN to showcase the invulnerability of SYNTH bodies. They thought it would make a strong visual impact. Now, it's just a habit, I guess.
JAXON: Marketing, huh? So, you're basically a walking ad. Not exactly the terminally ill girl you used to be. How did it feel, living with a death sentence?
REBECCA: It was... overwhelming. I had a degenerative neurological condition from environmental toxins. They told me I had months left. Every day was a struggle, knowing that my time was running out and there was nothing I could do about it.
JAXON: And now? You’re practically invincible. Ever thought about going wild, maybe trying drugs, partying?
REBECCA: (hesitates) That’s not really my thing. I wasn’t into that stuff before, and I don’t see a reason to start now. My focus is on my work.
JAXON: Come on, everyone needs to cut loose sometimes. Ever been to one of our legendary TEKKA parties? Trust me, they’re worth it. REBECCA: (smiles awkwardly) I’ve heard stories. Maybe I’ll attend one day, but I’m still adjusting to all this.
JAXON: Speaking of work, you’ve been promoted to managing the R&D team. Quite the leap from where you started. How’s that going?
REBECCA: It’s been a steep learning curve, but I’m managing. The team is brilliant, and we’re making significant progress in several key areas.
JAXON: Let’s talk about the big players here. What’s your take on Victor Carmine? Some say he’s a visionary, others say he’s a bit of a psycho.
REBECCA: Victor is… intense. He’s driven and has a clear vision for the future. He made some controversial decisions, but his dedication to advancing technology is undeniable.
JAXON: And what about Dallus Lauren and Karl Strassman? Any juicy details on them?
REBECCA: They’re both incredibly intelligent and committed to their work. I can’t really speak to their personal lives, though.
JAXON: Come on, Rebecca. You must have heard something about the whole MANTRA debacle and Operation Trinity. What’s the real story there?
REBECCA: (firmly) I can’t discuss that. My focus is on the present and our future projects.
JAXON: Fair enough. But what about those rumors about extreme experiments and human suffering? What’s really going on behind the scenes?...
| Fact | Source |
|---|---|
| Erothia seems to be a new city like New Elysium | “The Underground Sensation emerging from the dark corners of Eastern Erothia” |
| Synth were created around 2028 | |
| “REBECCA THE 1ST SYNTH” & it’s dated in June 2028 | |
| It’s still on Earth as the price is in $ | “$4,50” |
| Jax Jackson is a journalist who seems to want info on Nex Gen | He’s very pushy about confidential infos like the life of Lauren & Strassman, the Operation Trinity, Mantra… |
| We have 2 new names : Rebecca, a lab assistant at arc/hive, & Victor Carmine, probably one of the head scientist she works with | See above for Rebecca, & “What’s your take on Victor Carmine?” |
| Rebecca also works with Dallus Lauren & Karl Strassman | “And what about Dallus Lauren and Karl Strassman? Any juicy details on them?” |
| Rebecca is the very first synth | “REBECCA THE 1ST SYNTH” |
| She had the choice between dying & becoming a walking ad | “I never wanted to be the face of a new era. I just didn't want to die" |
| Rebecca was terminally ill & her consciousness was transferred to a synth body and her capabilities were enhanced. She became a symbol of scientific breakthrough and hope but also subjected to scrutiny (likely because it’s a new thing & Nex Gen pushed her up front) | “The SYNTH trial was a remarkable success, seamlessly transferring her conciousness into a synthetic body and greatly enhancing her capabilities. Overnight, she became a symbol of scientific breakthrough and hope. But with newfound fame came intense scrutiny.” |
| Rebecca is practically invincible | “It was a marketing stunt by NEX GEN to showcase the invulnerability of SYNTH bodies. “ Synth seem like they can’t get ill or overdose |
| She works in research & developpement at arc/hive | “Rebecca, a former terminally ill lab assistant at Arc/Hive found herself thrust into the spotlight following her transformation via a cutting edge SYNTH trial.” “Speaking of work, you’ve been promoted to managing the R&D team. Quite the leap from where you started. “ (no mention of her going from one company to the other) |
| There’s no mention of Skys anywhere although he’s supposed to be with the 2 others | Just…no mention of him |
| Synth can experience human pleasures without the consequences (drugs, cigarettes, maybe alcohol) | “You’re practically invincible. Ever thought about going wild, maybe trying drugs, partying?” no reason to do that if they can’t enjoy it |
| Tekka also hosts parties that are “legendary” | “Ever been to one of our legendary TEKKA parties? Trust me, they’re worth it.” |
| The Mantra debacle, although it happened years prior, is still talked about 8 years later | “You must have heard something about the whole MANTRA debacle and Operation Trinity.” |
| Dallus may be the original creator of the synths | ‣ |
| Theory | Source |
|---|---|
| Rebecca may be ill because of the degenerescence of the environment | “I had a degenerative neurological condition from environmental toxins.“ |
| Rebecca may not even have been ill but Nex Gen made her believe so to test on her & appear as her ‘saviors’ | “They told me I had months left.” we don’t know who it was, either innocent doctors or Nex Gen doctors |
| Arc/hive is owned by Nex Gen | There’s no distinction of either one of the scientific group, synths are a Nex Gen thing but were created by Lauren who works for Arc/hive (see ‣) |
| She lived in chronic pain before that (lines up with the promises of a “life without pain” from the Church of Genxsis) | Her condition was a constant struggle “Every day was a struggle, knowing that my time was running out and there was nothing I could do about it.” |
| Rebecca is the woman we see in the “In the dark” MV | See ‣ for more information |
| The rave party in Top 10 is a Tekka party | It just makes sense, also there’s potentially a woman looking like Rebecca |
| All the people we deal with in this ARG have evolved into synths by now | NONE |
| Jax works for Nex Gen & Trekka is a Nex Gen tabloid (unlikely) | “ever been to one of our legendary TEKKA parties?” if the Top 10 party is Tekka, there’s at least 1 member of Nex Gen in it (Allegedly Eve portrayed by Alissa) |
| Jax does NOT work for Nex Gen & Trekka investigates a bit on Nex Gen & Arc/hive for sensation (likely) | His questions are too pushy, if Tekka was owned by Nex Gen at that time he might have “mysteriously disappeared” and the interview would have been censored |
| Rebecca says that maybe she’ll attend one day but for now she’s still adjusting – this would definitely give weight to her recently turning into a synth, and also if she is the purple lipped girl from the Top 10 statues video, we can date that after 2028 | see ‣ for a picture of the woman in question & more information |
| Tekka is bought by Nex Gen eventually | If the Top 10 theory is true, Nex Gen logos being everywhere & Eve attending the party (”Alissa is Eve” theory) means that |
| The price in $ may mean that the $ has become the only worldwide monetary system | NONE |
| It can also mean that Erothia is based in the US | Makes sense with the $ |