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I should make my leave soon. If I may offer some final advice before I do, if you pursue your goal of protecting the sovereignty of individual universes, you should strive to not make them aware of Existence as a whole, and resist those who do. It has historically not gone well and shaped their lives in ways that rob them of their freedom.

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Perhaps your world wasn't equipped to stop him. As a tier four, that may not be the case.

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Agreed, and much obliged for the advice. In my God's Eyloshyiaah Omniverse, the rules were similar. Premature civilizations hearing too soon of a multiverse and pocked dimensions and spiritual planes too soon, would turn to darkness and end up destroying not only their world but neighbouring ones... but if a civilization was already a harmonious and holy galactic kingdom under divine rule, then they may experience their multiverse and prosper as a result...

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I think it is more so that in our world, our God still held out hope, much like yourself, that he would repent eventually hence only locking him up in the deepest pits of hell as its king and ruler... here... well things can go in any direction really, that is what frightens me...

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*Nods*
Indeed. And on this scale, that right goes to whatever independent multiverse they may or may not be a part of. It's a thankless job, but once you're established, my, er, employer as I think you described him, may be interested in meeting you.

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Uncertainty is a frightful thing. But that's why you have the free will to construct your own path.

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*Nods and salutes you in military fashion* As tense as things went for now, we are glad you are better than some others we met early on...

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And we will be welcoming him with open arms when that time comes.

And the only gratitude to be found in here is, i think, in that we get to carry the moral legacy of our heavens and bring that light in these murky places.

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I hope you meet many more who bring you peace.
*Smiles*
Best of luck.

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I'll leave you to it. I would recommend that you be careful, but it sounds as though you have an abundance of caution as it stands.

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*Waves bubblingly with a warm smile as you leave*

Well then... *I rpoceed to scratch the back of my head* What do we do next guys? And what happened down there Myallah?

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*blinks slightly confused* Well do you want me to show you? The prison... it's like it exploded then glitched into place as the light in that room seems to be perpetually dimmer even though all lights are fully turned on...

@Memory

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That should be impossible... didn't we made sure to imprison him in the strongest divine prison we could fashion? It was enchanted with sigils representing various chapters of the holy scriptures relating to his damnation and perdition. Such a prison was even used back in heaven for powerful beings gone dark side... it should be inescapable...

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What's dangerous about those universes?

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Multiverses, and the contents hold powerful people in too high of quantities. If they got out, you probably wouldn't be here. I can't believe nobody was doing this before...

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Why do you think that is?

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when there's more than five people as strong as me.

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More along the lines of why you think no one was doing it first.

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Oh. Because these places still exist. They are in plain sight. I keep some survivors, but most of them should have been destroyed already.

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Maybe I just really don't understand how this multiverse thing works all that well yet.