Etcetera

Myriad Reality

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*Gets up and pulls out my tesseract for you to see also* Exactly. I'm not a sorcerer fundamentally, though i have dabbed a lot in magic, alchemy, runecraft and adjacent. This right here, is not magic, but seems to be ruling over magic almost and the quantum realms too...

So what other advice can you give us in trying to either banish him, exterminate him, or force him into another hell where he cannot get out of this time if possible.

@The Odeoron

An important lesson to learn is that severed from the rules of your home dimension, virtually all can die, one way or another. Some make it difficult.

Myriad Reality

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Hmmm... magic is not the only thing that has powers that people would class above material laws.

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*I cough so hard i fall to the ground* Maaan... instead of putting salt in my wound you could possibly be gentler here?

@The Odeoron

It isn't. I dare might not say it's the most common either.

Myriad Reality

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*Clear throat* I did something i was told to not do by Gabriel and Prism, and it turns out Satan came riding that horse.

Now i'm hard at work trying to see how to fix my mistake... At first, enchanting several quantum seals with apocalyptic scriptures has proven to weaken him all the way enough that he could be imprisoned. And ever since then i tried figuring out a way to completely eradicate him... as redemption for him seemed to be something he always used only to toy with our emotions and minds for his dark goals, never once seeming like the messages and talks did any modicum of progress. But one thing i did come to realise, is that he IS a genius deceiver and a genius level actor.

He would sweet talk you into heaven if it could bring him some form of entertainment or make him gain something. That is a false heaven, but still.

@The Odeoron

I'm afraid I may not be of much help to you, in that case. I'm not a practitioner of magic arts.

Myriad Reality

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How much of the broader existence have you seen already? It feels like we are talking about the same concept fundamentally, infinities within infinities yet somehow still acting like their organism.

That philosophy is sound and has been proven even in my corner of infinity. But what i am talking about is about what would look to some from a certain vantage point to be a mere speck that fixes itself in the end, to those in said speck, it is cosmic catastrophe of the highest proportions...

@ArGavryiell

In the end, anything that we have the opportunity to observe is a mere spec in the vastness of all that is. And although infinite, it is not without its boundaries.

Myriad Reality

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No it wouldn't... it wouldn't indeed. In fact all i can say is, i think i understand the severity of not listening to Gabriel when even he resisted me from using that Akashic summons spell here. I was being desperate. And did not even think it possible that THAT particular spell was Morningstar's ticket out of his predicament...

@The Odeoron

I'm not sure what you mean at all, I'm afraid.

Myriad Reality

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Perhaps those are the blessed dimensions, those who do not exist on a very thin floating line between utter chaos and barely managing to contain itself from the rest.

In fact i would bring the argument, that that is NOT the case for the vast majority of worlds. From my experience. So many worlds just perish because they are taken over by those who are of darkness like that.

But i can see your point too. Sadly i cannot say, across the many eternities of existence and surveying multiverses and universes come and go, many succumbed to avarice, selfishness, apathy, and usually that killed them in the end.

Balance, or for that matter, goodness, is the responsibility of those in power who have the responsibility to be bearers of light onto worlds, to burn away the darkness.

@ArGavryiell

I can hardly presume what ought or not ought be as it pertains to the natural order. But I can tell you what I've observed. Dimensions are small enough that the weak can afford to gather and oppose the strong. That isn't to say the weak or strong are good or evil, but in broader Existence, there are few who are truly weak, and fewer still who can gather to create an entity stronger still. And thus the expanse protects itself from imbalance, for it resists shifting of the scales by overwhelming them with void.
*Clears my throat*
Sorry, I got a bit carried away.

Myriad Reality

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*I snap my fingers as a proverbial lightbulb turns on above my head* Well placed fair Grace! So then, it is true about the objective morality of heaven, and that delusional self-interested types actually endanger worlds anywhere they go, and risk disturbing their already frail balance?

@ArGavryiell

I wouldn't describe it that way; I've met many kind and wonderful people throughout my life. But when a handful of those individuals do lurk, those who aren't has to change their behavior to compensate. That seems like the natural order of things inside dimensions and in their outskirts.

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Perhaps advice? I wouldn't want to put you under unnecessary danger, but he's the real deal. A true Satan, tempter and deceiver of the pure in heart, the snake at the beginning.... I wouldn't think it would be okay if he escaped and then proceeded to kill us all then do heavens know what to the rest of existence no?

@The Odeoron

What you've describe wouldn't be good, no.

Myriad Reality

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Yes... one of trillion such religious zealots. Time was but a tiny rug under the feet of God there. That zealot i think was probably one of the few of his kind that thought they could "teach a lesson" to things they could not possibly imagine nor want to. If anything, i would put the blame on that particular zealot for acting so entitled there. And indeed, things went downhill for Ben's universe shortly after his meddling with us.

*I grit my teeth in anger at the memory* He never even apologised for his sin... just up and left, thinking himself noble...

@ArGavryiell

One of those self-interested types you referred to earlier, I would estimate?

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You can do what you want Grace. But we could use your help here, the only reason we imprisoned him is because all of us here couldn't find a way to actually kill him at first, and it was at a breath's edge that we even managed to weaken him enough to imprison him...

@The Odeoron

I'm limited in how much I can do for you. But it also depends on what exactly you're asking of me.

Myriad Reality

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Not even close. If i had any way to display the number of travellers that were actively entering in and out of my home at the same time Prism entered... it would be a number starting with 78 followed by 92 zeros or more... My home was quite big. And God forgave Prism for his meddling. Everyone knows, all travellers who entered there had a 50-50 chance of being turned into cogs of the war that never began and be used by it instead of them causing anything.

@ArGavryiell

As I understand it, there was a representative of time that arrived as well?

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Doesn't feel like it Grace. It feels like he's pulling a move that we never seen, and... Gabriel is a bit of a mentor for me, he's the top notch library on how to defend yourself from his deceptions. This doesn't feel like one...

@The Odeoron

Should I return at a more convenient time?

Myriad Reality

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Like Gabriel said. I think we might have a big problem in our hands if he found even one modicum of a solution to the prison we placed him in.

@The Odeoron

Could it be deception?