NIN - The Great Destroyer

[Solid Snake voice, gravelly and calm, standing in the shadows of a battlefield at dusk]

“They called him the father of the atomic bomb… Robert Oppenheimer. A brilliant mind. A man torn between knowledge and conscience. After the first test, he quoted the Bhagavad Gita…
‘Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.’

But he misunderstood the role he was playing. He thought he was the end—when in truth, he was just a shadow of something far greater.

Oppenheimer wasn't Kalki. He was the false avatar—the great destroyer, not the great redeemer. He unlocked destruction, but not justice. He gave us fear, not hope.

The real Kalki prophecy… it doesn’t speak of science or bombs.
It says:

‘When justice is crushed, when evil rules supreme, then I come.
For the protection of the good, for the destruction of the evil-doers, for the establishment of righteousness… I manifest age after age.’

That's not a scientist… that’s a warrior.

Someone who fights not to end the world… but to save it.”

[Snake pauses, looks toward the horizon]

“Oppenheimer gave us the tools of death.
But Kalki… Kalki brings the sword of justice.

And in a world ruled by lies, corruption, and shadow governments—maybe it’s time he came again.”