@Dawnscroll

To be fair, the Cosmic Knights can combat all these things, and the creation of ArkSynth would continue technological advancement, just in a different form. Even then, gods don't dictate how much mortals progress without their intervention.

@Rtron

I was thinking of them destroying themselves, since they have no actual loyalties, anyone can convince a Cosmic Knight to join their cause, causing them to eventually fracture as a whole.

@Lauder

Come back here with better grammar and I'll allow it.

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I always saw the codex as more of a blueprint for the universe rather than the universe made real. I thought that it doesn't really maintain the universe because the universe was basically gut-punched out of the codex by Amul and Fate. The universe just is now. It's existence isn't really dependent on the continued existence of other entities.

Edit: That doesn't mean that the codex couldn't provide insights into the universe that are otherwise ambiguous to gods trying to work them out. It'd be really valuable in that sense. That's kinda not going to happen any more unless the godkiller reverts back for whatever reason.

Hell, if Teknall died technological progress would pretty much l grind to a halt.

"Teknall, I have come."

@Antarctic Termite, @Dawnscroll, my head hurts from trying to visualise too hard, but that was a cool post.

That was a pretty interesting post, with lots of special effects, although I found myself at a loss as to what was happening at many points.