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Nalakuvera (ナラクヴェーラ Narakuvēra?) is an ancient weapon of the gods, said to have destroyed countless of civilizations. It was unearthed from the ruin Mehelgal Number 9. It has the power that rivals a Primogenitor. Kano Alchemical Industries Corporation smuggled it in along with a stone tablet explaining how to use it. The Black Death Emperor Front later seized it for their own purposes.

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Called a weapon of the gods, the true nature of the Nalakuvera was a sentient, mechanical beast. Once activated, it would act on its own judgment to autonomously attack and annihilate all who opposed it. A controller could issue it commands, but the Nalakuvera’s controller had to use special verbal command codes to do so. Only those who could decipher the words of the gods could make the weapon of the gods obey them.[1]

It is a weapon of the gods that was excavated from a prehistoric ruin and stolen and used by the remnants of the Black Death Emperor. It is an unmanned machine controlled from the outside, but the commander called "Queen" is a manned machine and can control other machines. In addition to its attack power comparable to that of a beast vassal, it boasts extremely high combat power due to its self-evolving function that learns from external attacks and its self-repair function that absorbs surrounding materials through transmutation to replenish even if it is damaged. It requires commands in a very special language system to control, but once it starts moving with the start command "Word of Beginning", it continues its destructive activities, and it is almost impossible to stop it without a stop command. However, it received the self-destruct command "Word of Ending" created by Asagi after analyzing the command, and turned into sand and disappeared.

Cain's arsenal in the "Ark of Sin" contains a variety of types, including flying types and transport types.

The Nalakuvera requires special verbal command codes from certain stone tablets to be used. Kano Alchemical provided these tablets. Linguists and magical organizations all around the world tried to decode it, to no success. However, Asagi Aiba decoded the first tablet in 3 hours.

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It was a six-legged tank some seven or eight meters tall. Taken as a whole, it looked something like a giant ant wearing the shell of a lobster. There were two small arms that resembled feelers connected to the elongated, elliptical head. The armor’s texture seemed like clay or bronze, indeed giving it an “ancient weapon” look.[1]

The boy god Nezha worshipped by Taoists had three faces and eight arms. He was a god of combat with an artificial body constructed of lotus roots and gold, wielding a fire-spitting spear and an armband that could smash the heads of his foes… however the Nalakuvera, modeled in homage of the god Nezha, bore a form far too twisted and fiendish to be called a god itself. Shrouded in thick armor, it had six legs.[2]

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The Nakakuvera, known as the Weapons of the Gods, were feared because of their knowledge of computer networks, self-repair, self-improvement, and self-evolution capabilities. Where a horde of Nalakuvera was concerned, the same attack never worked twice.[3]

Self-improvement: Once sustaining an enemy attack, it learned and altered itself to resist that attack. Furthermore, it seemed they were able to instantly trade information to other Nalakuvera units over a joint network. Even if one Nalakuvera was put out of the fight, the other units had already girded themselves against the same attack. And through self-repair of destroyed units, even they returned to the front lines.[2]

Fire-spitting Spear: The fire-spitting spear…in modern terms, it was a large-caliber laser cannon. The spear, moving at the speed of light with a temperature surpassing twenty thousand degrees at its focal point, no doubt could turn even a vampire’s flesh to ash in an instant.[2]

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