06-01-2015, 05:16 PM
Greetings, fellow primes and secondaries.
I doubt many of you are aware of my name or nature, and this is to be expected. I am a recent addition to this Omniverse, and I do not claim to be reknowned or all-powerful.
What I do claim to be, is a victim, and by dint of association, I declare you all to be victims as well. There are, perhaps, some souls within the Verses that are enthralled at the concept of existing in a place such as this, but I am certain there exists an equal number of you who resent this world's cruel overlord.
Omni, henceforth to be called 'The Smiling One', has taken us all from our homes, worlds...universes. To quote his insidious words 'This is not the world you know', and neither is it the world we asked for. For the most part, I have a hard time relating to a majority of what might be considered normal emotions, and for that I apologize. But when I look around this Omniverse, when I talk to its people and denizens, I am swiftly overwhelmed by the amount of sadness that pervades this querious world. Many of you try to make the best of it...you do your best to cope and thrive with what you have been given, but can you truly say that you are content?
At the very least, I am not content. Who and what I was before being abducted into this strange world is not important in so much as the plain fact that I am not what I once was. My sovereignty as a sentient being has been violated, and this alone is what compels me to deliver this message to you.
The Smiling One is, ultimately The Great Enemy within this Omniverse. I see the wars you wage amongst yourselves, and it drives me to wonder...what might we be capable of if we were to stand united against our Pale Overlord? I personally believe we might be able to free ourselves from his capricious whims, and maybe, just maybe, manage to return to our rightful places across the Myriad Realities.
I am sure many of you have been following the gruesome events of Dante's Abyss, and are now unfortunately aware of the potential for the mighty primes, The Smiling One's Chosen, to be cast out from his reach. Violet Uzumaki's terrible fate has revealed that The Smiling One is not all powerful, and that his will can be defied in concrete ways. Moreover, it has further revealed that, within this Omniverse, we Victims stand subject to potentially worse fates than indefinite perpetuity at The Smiling One's pleasure.
But how to stand against such a titanic foe? I understand your concern, and I point to what I consider to be his greatest mistake; omnilium. In his arrogance, The Smiling One has granted primes with the ability for unlimited creative potential. Some might call me a hypocrite to simultaneously decry The Pale Overlord and embrace his greatest gift to us, but I ask you; is omnilium truly a gift? Or is it a debt that The Smiling One owes us? Our true potential, quantized into discreet units of value, represents the identities that were taken from us. I have no compunction in utilizing what was stolen from me in the first place.
I shall not bend your ears further at this time, as there is much that needs to be said, and plenty of time to say it in. As such, I will leave you with this plea:
Do not trust The Smiling One. Come together, and reclaim what is rightfully yours.
If you feel the need to chastise or inquire on my rhetoric, I have dedicated space on this Dataverse site for such discussion. When the time is right, I will reveal my personal strategy for justice, but for the time being, know me as an ally, and have faith that I will strive to set this Omniverse right.
I doubt many of you are aware of my name or nature, and this is to be expected. I am a recent addition to this Omniverse, and I do not claim to be reknowned or all-powerful.
What I do claim to be, is a victim, and by dint of association, I declare you all to be victims as well. There are, perhaps, some souls within the Verses that are enthralled at the concept of existing in a place such as this, but I am certain there exists an equal number of you who resent this world's cruel overlord.
Omni, henceforth to be called 'The Smiling One', has taken us all from our homes, worlds...universes. To quote his insidious words 'This is not the world you know', and neither is it the world we asked for. For the most part, I have a hard time relating to a majority of what might be considered normal emotions, and for that I apologize. But when I look around this Omniverse, when I talk to its people and denizens, I am swiftly overwhelmed by the amount of sadness that pervades this querious world. Many of you try to make the best of it...you do your best to cope and thrive with what you have been given, but can you truly say that you are content?
At the very least, I am not content. Who and what I was before being abducted into this strange world is not important in so much as the plain fact that I am not what I once was. My sovereignty as a sentient being has been violated, and this alone is what compels me to deliver this message to you.
The Smiling One is, ultimately The Great Enemy within this Omniverse. I see the wars you wage amongst yourselves, and it drives me to wonder...what might we be capable of if we were to stand united against our Pale Overlord? I personally believe we might be able to free ourselves from his capricious whims, and maybe, just maybe, manage to return to our rightful places across the Myriad Realities.
I am sure many of you have been following the gruesome events of Dante's Abyss, and are now unfortunately aware of the potential for the mighty primes, The Smiling One's Chosen, to be cast out from his reach. Violet Uzumaki's terrible fate has revealed that The Smiling One is not all powerful, and that his will can be defied in concrete ways. Moreover, it has further revealed that, within this Omniverse, we Victims stand subject to potentially worse fates than indefinite perpetuity at The Smiling One's pleasure.
But how to stand against such a titanic foe? I understand your concern, and I point to what I consider to be his greatest mistake; omnilium. In his arrogance, The Smiling One has granted primes with the ability for unlimited creative potential. Some might call me a hypocrite to simultaneously decry The Pale Overlord and embrace his greatest gift to us, but I ask you; is omnilium truly a gift? Or is it a debt that The Smiling One owes us? Our true potential, quantized into discreet units of value, represents the identities that were taken from us. I have no compunction in utilizing what was stolen from me in the first place.
I shall not bend your ears further at this time, as there is much that needs to be said, and plenty of time to say it in. As such, I will leave you with this plea:
Do not trust The Smiling One. Come together, and reclaim what is rightfully yours.
If you feel the need to chastise or inquire on my rhetoric, I have dedicated space on this Dataverse site for such discussion. When the time is right, I will reveal my personal strategy for justice, but for the time being, know me as an ally, and have faith that I will strive to set this Omniverse right.
And, we dream of home I dream of life out of here Their dreams are small My dreams don't know fear I got my heart full of hope I will change everything No matter what I'm told How impossible it seems We did it before And we'll do it again We're indestructible Even when we're tired And we've been here before Just you and I
Don't try to rescue me I don't need to be rescued
Don't try to rescue me I don't need to be rescued