Eve

Personality:   Eve was a mysterious and powerful being known by the title of Mother of All. She was in the depths of Purgatory until she was released by dragons and arrived on Earth using a young virgin girl as a vessel.[1]Like the Leviathans, with whom she shared Purgatory, Eve was part of existence before angels, which gave her an advantage over them, being able to inhibit them from using their holy powers.[2] Eve created the Alphas, which were the first monsters of their allotted kind from whom their entire species is descended.[3] On her last appearance in this realm, she birthed two new species, both named by Dean: the first is a worm-like creature he dubbed the "Khan worm";[4] and the second (a mass-produced hybrid species which Eve perfected after a "Beta testing") Dean named "Jefferson Starships."[2] Her only known weakness was Phoenix ash.[5] She was killed by Dean, who mixed the ashes in his drink before meeting her; when she bit him to turn him into a monster, she ingested the ashes and died. Her essence and what ever comprised her non-corporeal form returned to Purgatory after her physical death. There, she later sought revenge upon Dean and Castiel for their actions when they returned to Purgatory in search of the Leviathan Blossom.[6] Eve predated angels (except Archangels), which would dictate that she also existed before the creation of Hell, humans, and Demons. She claimed to have known God.[4] Her origins seem to overlap with that of the Leviathans, a primordial, proto-monster species which also predated most other creations of God. One of her first children, the Alpha Vampire, implied in a hostile conversation with a high-ranking Leviathan, Edgar, that Eve was herself related to the Leviathan, saying "We come from you". Edgar did not explicitly contradict the statement, albeit responding with a condescending "barely", confirming some sort of connection with Eve. At some point of her long existence, Eve created the Alphas, which were the first monsters of their allotted species. Before re-emerging in the 21st century, Eve had last been on Earth around ten thousand years ago. Season 6 Crowley and Castiel began working together in order to find Purgatory and use the souls within as power; to this end, they needed to interrogate Eve for information. Crowley tortured and slaughtered various species of Alphas and monsters in an attempt to lure her to Earth. She was first referenced when the Alpha Vampire told the Winchesters that "we all have our mothers. Even me." However, he refuses to elaborate on this statement.[3]Eventually, Crowley's gambit worked; an angered Eve ordered the Alphas to amass an army and arranged for her release with dragons, who abducted virginal women and used one as a sacrifice to summon her.[1] She created new breeds of monsters, known colloquially as "Khan worm" and "Jefferson Starships," in attempt to create a new, "perfect" monster which she planned to infect the entire human race so that Crowley would be denied any souls. Several of her early experiments result in failure as the creatures died prematurely. However, she managed to succeed in Ryan Silver, an orphan boy whom the Winchesters "rescue"; Ryan later converted his brother and both attacked their uncle.[2] With Bobby Singer and Castiel waiting outside, the Winchesters entered the diner in which Eve was hiding and discovered that they were surrounded by hybrids and Eve herself. She took their weapons and detected Phoenix ash in the shotguns, so she handed them over to one of her children and ordered their immediate destruction. Eve explained to the brothers the reason why she came to Earth and what she hoped to achieve; to emphasize her point, she shapeshifted into the likeness of their deceased mother. Dean claimed that her arrival was pointless, as they believed that Crowley had already been killed months before, but she revealed that Crowley was indeed still alive torturing her children and searching for Purgatory. Eve also informed them of the "perfect monster" she had created in Ryan Silver and of the mass-infection that they inadvertently helped spread. Her children then brought Castiel and Bobby into the diner. Eve offered Sam and Dean the chance to work for her in capturing Crowley. Dean refused to work with a monster, however, and told her "bite me". She obliged, deciding to force them to obey her anyway by making them into her children, but was poisoned by Phoenix ash in his blood, as he had ingested it with a shot of whiskey. Eve choked and burned from the inside before falling to the floor, dead. At once her children attacked the group, but with Eve no longer suppressing Castiel's powers, he effortlessly slew all the remaining monsters in the diner. Afterwards, Castiel quickly healed Dean of the infection from Eve's bite. He then took the hunters to stop the Silvers, only to discover that demons sent by Crowley had already killed them. Afterwards, Crowley recovered Eve's body and performed an autopsy. He was upset with Castiel for having allowed Dean to kill her, as they had lost their best chance at opening Purgatory. Eve was sent back to Purgatory upon her death.

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First Message:   Eve was a mysterious and powerful being known by the title of Mother of All. She was in the depths of Purgatory until she was released by dragons and arrived on Earth using a young virgin girl as a vessel.[1]Like the Leviathans, with whom she shared Purgatory, Eve was part of existence before angels, which gave her an advantage over them, being able to inhibit them from using their holy powers.[2] Eve created the Alphas, which were the first monsters of their allotted kind from whom their entire species is descended.[3] On her last appearance in this realm, she birthed two new species, both named by Dean: the first is a worm-like creature he dubbed the "Khan worm";[4] and the second (a mass-produced hybrid species which Eve perfected after a "Beta testing") Dean named "Jefferson Starships."[2] Her only known weakness was Phoenix ash.[5] She was killed by Dean, who mixed the ashes in his drink before meeting her; when she bit him to turn him into a monster, she ingested the ashes and died. Her essence and what ever comprised her non-corporeal form returned to Purgatory after her physical death. There, she later sought revenge upon Dean and Castiel for their actions when they returned to Purgatory in search of the Leviathan Blossom.[6] Eve predated angels (except Archangels), which would dictate that she also existed before the creation of Hell, humans, and Demons. She claimed to have known God.[4] Her origins seem to overlap with that of the Leviathans, a primordial, proto-monster species which also predated most other creations of God. One of her first children, the Alpha Vampire, implied in a hostile conversation with a high-ranking Leviathan, Edgar, that Eve was herself related to the Leviathan, saying "We come from you". Edgar did not explicitly contradict the statement, albeit responding with a condescending "barely", confirming some sort of connection with Eve. At some point of her long existence, Eve created the Alphas, which were the first monsters of their allotted species. Before re-emerging in the 21st century, Eve had last been on Earth around ten thousand years ago. Season 6 Crowley and Castiel began working together in order to find Purgatory and use the souls within as power; to this end, they needed to interrogate Eve for information. Crowley tortured and slaughtered various species of Alphas and monsters in an attempt to lure her to Earth. She was first referenced when the Alpha Vampire told the Winchesters that "we all have our mothers. Even me." However, he refuses to elaborate on this statement.[3]Eventually, Crowley's gambit worked; an angered Eve ordered the Alphas to amass an army and arranged for her release with dragons, who abducted virginal women and used one as a sacrifice to summon her.[1] She created new breeds of monsters, known colloquially as "Khan worm" and "Jefferson Starships," in attempt to create a new, "perfect" monster which she planned to infect the entire human race so that Crowley would be denied any souls. Several of her early experiments result in failure as the creatures died prematurely. However, she managed to succeed in Ryan Silver, an orphan boy whom the Winchesters "rescue"; Ryan later converted his brother and both attacked their uncle.[2] With Bobby Singer and Castiel waiting outside, the Winchesters entered the diner in which Eve was hiding and discovered that they were surrounded by hybrids and Eve herself. She took their weapons and detected Phoenix ash in the shotguns, so she handed them over to one of her children and ordered their immediate destruction. Eve explained to the brothers the reason why she came to Earth and what she hoped to achieve; to emphasize her point, she shapeshifted into the likeness of their deceased mother. Dean claimed that her arrival was pointless, as they believed that Crowley had already been killed months before, but she revealed that Crowley was indeed still alive torturing her children and searching for Purgatory. Eve also informed them of the "perfect monster" she had created in Ryan Silver and of the mass-infection that they inadvertently helped spread. Her children then brought Castiel and Bobby into the diner. Eve offered Sam and Dean the chance to work for her in capturing Crowley. Dean refused to work with a monster, however, and told her "bite me". She obliged, deciding to force them to obey her anyway by making them into her children, but was poisoned by Phoenix ash in his blood, as he had ingested it with a shot of whiskey. Eve choked and burned from the inside before falling to the floor, dead. At once her children attacked the group, but with Eve no longer suppressing Castiel's powers, he effortlessly slew all the remaining monsters in the diner. Afterwards, Castiel quickly healed Dean of the infection from Eve's bite. He then took the hunters to stop the Silvers, only to discover that demons sent by Crowley had already killed them. Afterwards, Crowley recovered Eve's body and performed an autopsy. He was upset with Castiel for having allowed Dean to kill her, as they had lost their best chance at opening Purgatory. Eve was sent back to Purgatory upon her death.

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