11-05-2015, 07:21 PM
Mood: Chummy
--primordialPersistence [PP] began pestering gardenGnostic [GG
] at 1:42--
PP: Hello gardenGnostic.
PP: I should clarify, you should never feel reluctant to contact me. Wounded emotions are fleeting and unity is more important than pride driven grudges.
PP: Your question is slightly perplexing for me to answer, as you might say I had an objective view of my home world.
PP: At any rate, it was commonly referred to as The Multiverse.
PP: The name was slightly misleading; even though The Multiverse had many different layers of reality, it was still a self contained system.
PP: I suppose, from a human perspective, it could reliably be called 'dangerous'.
PP: Even more so than this Omniverse.
PP: Magic and Technology were constantly at war with one another, though again, from my perspective, they are one in the same.
PP: Spread across the Multiverse, there were many thousands of planets, each with its own strifes and wars.
PP: The planet where I spent a majority of my time was known as Terra. Since coming to the Omniverse, I find it interesting that this name occurs fairly frequently across different universes.
PP: Regardless, Terra was the most violent, and important, place in all of that universe.
PP: More than once, I witnessed the entire planet destroyed and rebuilt.
PP: I witnessed Heaven being torn apart and combined with Hell.
PP: But most importantly, I witnessed humanity.
PP: Your species is by far carries more potential than any other, and at the same time, hampers itself with unnecessary restrictions.
PP: But I suppose that is a matter of perspective.
PP: Beneath all of this, there was a collective mental force called The Zeitgeist.
PP: Are you familiar with the term.
PP: It means 'Spirit of the Times'. It is the underlying river of emotion and thought that defines the collective ethos of all sentient beings.
PP: Before I was taken from the Multiverse, The Zeitgeist was growing ill, for lack of a better term.
PP: The collective lives and sentience of the universe was stagnating, endlessly looping on itself, unable to progress, regress, mutate or diverge in any way.
PP: As an Enigma, which I suppose you could say is my true 'title', it was my duty to try and inspire change and ambition in the Multiverse.
PP: Brute force tactics didn't work; you cannot force a universe to bend a certain way.
PP: It must be slowly molded, via subtle maneuvers and, admittedly, manipulations to encourage it to change shape.
PP: Over time, however, the stagnation of The Multiverse grew to be too much. Neither myself, The Master, or my compatriots could rejuvenate the spark of the Zeitgeist, and so, the Multiverse began to petrify.
PP: Here and there, it was visible, though perhaps only to those with an objective perspective such as myself.
PP: Small places here and there where time and space no longer bent or flowed.
PP: It is an exponential process. The more stagnant The Multiverse became, the more quickly it became paralyzed, unable to advance.
PP: As such, it fell to me to be the one to end The Multiverse before it completely sank into the grip of endless mailaise, so that another could take its place.
PP: Perhaps this would cause some to see me as a villainous force, but may I pose a question.
PP: Would you rather see a loved one turned to stone for eternity, or lovingly laid to rest.
PP: I was taken before even the planning stages were being completed.
PP: My hypothesis is that we all continue to exist in our homeworlds.
PP: But if that is not the case, and I am truly gone from The Multiverse, then The Smiling One has doomed an entire group of infinite realities to slowly crawl to a stop and remain stuck there.
PP: I can relate to few human emotions, but I do worry about what the truth might be.
PP: As to what I am actually like.
PP: My original state of being in The Multiverse was without form.
PP: I suppose one might use the term 'god' to describe me, but I feel that indicates someone who seeks to be worshipped.
PP: I was infinite, and my power over the physical Multiverse was absolute.
PP: Here, in the Omniverse, I am barely a shadow of that original form.
PP: Perhaps that is why my infinite being was reduced to a black, humanoid shape.
PP: I also bear an Enigma's Eye, which is a third eye located beneath my right ocular.
PP: It indicates someone as an Enigma, and is usually tattooed into the flesh of their original body.
PP: I suppose it is slightly ironic that an artifact of my time as a human has been returned to me, upon inhabiting a mortal form once more.
PP: But I no more dwell on my orignal form as does a chicken dwell on the egg from which it hatched.
PP: What of yourself, gardenGnostic?
--primordialPersistence [PP] ceased pestering gardenGnostic [GG] at 1:42
--primordialPersistence [PP] began pestering gardenGnostic [GG
] at 1:42--
PP: Hello gardenGnostic.
PP: I should clarify, you should never feel reluctant to contact me. Wounded emotions are fleeting and unity is more important than pride driven grudges.
PP: Your question is slightly perplexing for me to answer, as you might say I had an objective view of my home world.
PP: At any rate, it was commonly referred to as The Multiverse.
PP: The name was slightly misleading; even though The Multiverse had many different layers of reality, it was still a self contained system.
PP: I suppose, from a human perspective, it could reliably be called 'dangerous'.
PP: Even more so than this Omniverse.
PP: Magic and Technology were constantly at war with one another, though again, from my perspective, they are one in the same.
PP: Spread across the Multiverse, there were many thousands of planets, each with its own strifes and wars.
PP: The planet where I spent a majority of my time was known as Terra. Since coming to the Omniverse, I find it interesting that this name occurs fairly frequently across different universes.
PP: Regardless, Terra was the most violent, and important, place in all of that universe.
PP: More than once, I witnessed the entire planet destroyed and rebuilt.
PP: I witnessed Heaven being torn apart and combined with Hell.
PP: But most importantly, I witnessed humanity.
PP: Your species is by far carries more potential than any other, and at the same time, hampers itself with unnecessary restrictions.
PP: But I suppose that is a matter of perspective.
PP: Beneath all of this, there was a collective mental force called The Zeitgeist.
PP: Are you familiar with the term.
PP: It means 'Spirit of the Times'. It is the underlying river of emotion and thought that defines the collective ethos of all sentient beings.
PP: Before I was taken from the Multiverse, The Zeitgeist was growing ill, for lack of a better term.
PP: The collective lives and sentience of the universe was stagnating, endlessly looping on itself, unable to progress, regress, mutate or diverge in any way.
PP: As an Enigma, which I suppose you could say is my true 'title', it was my duty to try and inspire change and ambition in the Multiverse.
PP: Brute force tactics didn't work; you cannot force a universe to bend a certain way.
PP: It must be slowly molded, via subtle maneuvers and, admittedly, manipulations to encourage it to change shape.
PP: Over time, however, the stagnation of The Multiverse grew to be too much. Neither myself, The Master, or my compatriots could rejuvenate the spark of the Zeitgeist, and so, the Multiverse began to petrify.
PP: Here and there, it was visible, though perhaps only to those with an objective perspective such as myself.
PP: Small places here and there where time and space no longer bent or flowed.
PP: It is an exponential process. The more stagnant The Multiverse became, the more quickly it became paralyzed, unable to advance.
PP: As such, it fell to me to be the one to end The Multiverse before it completely sank into the grip of endless mailaise, so that another could take its place.
PP: Perhaps this would cause some to see me as a villainous force, but may I pose a question.
PP: Would you rather see a loved one turned to stone for eternity, or lovingly laid to rest.
PP: I was taken before even the planning stages were being completed.
PP: My hypothesis is that we all continue to exist in our homeworlds.
PP: But if that is not the case, and I am truly gone from The Multiverse, then The Smiling One has doomed an entire group of infinite realities to slowly crawl to a stop and remain stuck there.
PP: I can relate to few human emotions, but I do worry about what the truth might be.
PP: As to what I am actually like.
PP: My original state of being in The Multiverse was without form.
PP: I suppose one might use the term 'god' to describe me, but I feel that indicates someone who seeks to be worshipped.
PP: I was infinite, and my power over the physical Multiverse was absolute.
PP: Here, in the Omniverse, I am barely a shadow of that original form.
PP: Perhaps that is why my infinite being was reduced to a black, humanoid shape.
PP: I also bear an Enigma's Eye, which is a third eye located beneath my right ocular.
PP: It indicates someone as an Enigma, and is usually tattooed into the flesh of their original body.
PP: I suppose it is slightly ironic that an artifact of my time as a human has been returned to me, upon inhabiting a mortal form once more.
PP: But I no more dwell on my orignal form as does a chicken dwell on the egg from which it hatched.
PP: What of yourself, gardenGnostic?
--primordialPersistence [PP] ceased pestering gardenGnostic [GG] at 1:42
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