Eva

Ignorance isn't always bliss. A lack of understanding can lead to a lack of empathy, and a lack of empathy can lead to a total lack of remorse. Once a person becomes numb to the consequences of their actions, they become open to all sorts of cruelties.

And it's even worse when that person happens to gain control of a malevolent demon Digimon.

Eva Jung is such a person. At a glance, a seemingly ordinary young lass, swept up into the vast and dangerous Digital World at the mere age of 13; a victim of cruel circumstance, she was helplessly dragged into a Labyrinth Event whilst walking home from school one day. Lost and confused, the girl simply wandered on, eventually finding herself in a place very far from home. The Digital World, real and dangerous.

In her mind, however, not so much. You see, this young girl wasn't alone in the Digital World. When she woke up in that strange new world, one of the first things she saw as a small little ball by her side. That little ball had a face, and a voice too! It had to be some kind of animal, but not one she'd ever seen before, and not one that looked incredibly friendly either. First impressions aside, however, this strange animal turned out quite interesting. It called itself Pagumon, a Digital Monster, and procclaimed itself Eva's partner. The young child didn't know what to make of this; it was all incredibly sudden for her small, unprepared mind. She simply accepted it as fact, and allowed Pagumon, her only friend in this wild world, to guide her.

Neither of them could have ever predicted what Eva would go on to become.

It wasn't even incredibly gradual. From the very beginning, the young lass viewed the Digital World as a game of sorts - certainly, she was more than familiar with the popular virtual reality game released a year earlier, and her mind couldn't help make the connection between the two. Naturally, the first question that came to her was how she could "win" the game, and that was answered when she first encountered hostile Digimon. It only took a single victory for her to make up her mind; Eva Jung would become the strongest Tamer, and win as many battles as possible. The only problem was that, to her, victory meant the death of the opponent. It was how her and Pagumon grew stronger - by feeding on the data of fallen Digimon.

A few months later, and Eva has grown into a cold and unfeeling child. Her only aim is to kill as many Digimon as possible, constantly pushing Cyn - her partner- to grow stronger. To her, other people are simply roadblocks; bowling pins to be knocked down, along with their partners, and hardly anything to be taken seriously. While she is still a child at heart, that heart has been blackened by countless murders, and her innocent demeanour makes no attempt to hide how she views this world and its inhabitants: a game that must be won. No more, no less.

When Cyn first discovered his to-be partner, he was but a simple Pagumon with delusions of grandeur. Elated at the thought of having an easily-manipulated child be the key to his power, it wasn't long before his dreams were shattered by the girl's selfishness and refusal to listen to any advice given to her. Truthfully, he never wanted to be the murderous Digimon he is today, but like his master, Cyn quickly became desensitized to the act of cannibalizing his kin, coming to enjoy the feeling of consuming the data of another.

The Virus Digimon is pompous, speaking in a posh and refined manner to reflect his superior self-image. While he'd prefer to remain in his default form, he's come to learn that the enormous stature of Devidramon makes movement cumbersome; thus, he remains as Black Agumon, much as he may despise it. Cyn enjoys the thrill of combat, particularly when he dominates a battle. Having power over another simply feeds his egomania. That being said, he's also come to respect his tiny little partner. Though he had his doubts in the beginning, Eva's ruthlessness and lack of empathy quickly terrified him into obedience . Even as powerful as he is now, he still doesn't dare speak out against her. In truth, she comes across as rather in-human to him, and that's certainly something Cyn can appreciate.