And the kid, who probably envisioned these guys who are a constant source of security and food to be his saviors, didnвЂ™t remember the immediate trauma of being thrown in a box and irradiated. This is a bit of a stretch but it is what it is.ДЄnyway, radiation would obviously kill the cat, but, without visual confirmation, you can just imagine SchrodingerвЂ™s first blink into existence, behind a group of the reactor operators and Millennium leaders waiting to stop the reactor likeВ вЂњGood evening!вЂќ and scaring the absolute shit out of everybody except for the Major, who would immediately find the kid and his new set of cat ears to be fascinating. If the Major was working on a special mission with special permissions they probably couldвЂ™ve demanded top tier treatment and had a bit of a brush with another extremely secret special mission. LetвЂ™s say the experiment was a literal SchrodingerвЂ™s cat deal: orphan kid gets welded into a box with air holes nobody can see him through, set in a room with the reactor (because he wouldnвЂ™t exactly have fit in any intentional spots for them to test irradiate materials lmao), and then irradiated in a test while theyвЂ™re doing something out. (HereвЂ™s where I gotta suspend my disbelief a little harder because I know how all this stuff works). With these factors combined (and the experiment itself probably being relatively quick) they probably opt to do it.

There is the slim possibility they could make a different, never-before seen type of soldier. IвЂ™m not going to hypothesize whether they had any actual vampires at this point in time, but on the road they mightвЂ™ve managed to find an orphan kid (the original Schrodinger).Дoc gets his hands on this orphan kid. If anything, their whole crew was probably travelling in a caravan under nightfall with the essentials and a ton of looted valuables to pay for everything (to the point they wouldвЂ™ve had tons of stock leftover). I donвЂ™t think they wouldвЂ™ve been ballsy enough to fly their own zeppelins out (if they even had them) because Zeppelins, even lightly armored (which I doubt they had the tech for back then, modern light armor is probably much more effective) were giant moving targets. Haigerloch is in the south of Germany, making it a possible spot to escape if they are physically moving down and to either the Mediterranean coast or Atlantic coast. So say Millennium is fleeing Europe in early 1945 (before Haigerloch was secured by American forces in ~April of that year). This establishes motivation for the experiment. An experiment on the road, if you would, because Doc may have been personally holding out for some kind of benefit from radiation (because quackery was probably still going strong in those days) and was looking for alternative soldiers before all his resources were lost. So, if that was the case, a literal Schrodinger's cat experiment might've been carried out on the kid.

So what I can imagine as an extension to my initial headcanons is that to make Schrodinger unstable, Doc probably got at least mildly involved with the Nazi Atomic Weapons project and got access to a nuclear pile (probably the reactor at Haigerloch or something, will explain in a bit). People wouldвЂ™ve been able to figure the whole magic thing out without tech, so that would just broaden it to wider use if ever adopted (but probably not, separate thoughts on that later). magic might leave traces detectable thru UV light or gamma radiation, etc) is something we would be able to detect or manipulate given more advanced technology. Personally, I like to think that there might be an overlap with observable phenomena and the existence of magic (e.x. To start: this is Hellsing so there's magic that exists beyond what we can see. It may read as a bit disorganized (clear thesis statement actually reflecting the content where?) but IвЂ™ve got morning brain. In this post IвЂ™m going to establish DocвЂ™s reasoning for creating Schrodinger, how it was done, and a few of my other thoughts on the matter. were fleeing Europe, was somehow made unstable in his position in spacetime so he can now more or less bend it to his will (without realizing any of what drives it and, unfortunately, not being able to remember much because that's a lot for a human brain). I detailed my initial thoughts in Quantum Superposition but the gist is that this kid, probably picked up at the tail end of WWII while the Major and Co. Woke up too early so lemme hypothesize a bit more on the nature of Schrodinger and his creation.

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