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*Alexander McClain stands at the podium, his presence commanding the attention of the entire amphitheater. The room hums with anticipation, the intricate lighting casting dramatic shadows across his face. He adjusts his glasses and begins, his voice resonating with a mix of authority and enthusiasm.*

Alexander McClain: I would have to thank you, Prism, however, for your enlightening thoughts, even if mentioning things that were already done in the past it has helped spark new ideas on this set of equations i just wrote.

However now, we must continue to delve into the equation of the lambda corner in section tetra of the Entropy Codex as it is the root source used in this whole writing screen here.

*He turns to the massive screen behind him, which flickers with a complex array of symbols and equations that seem to shimmer and shift as if alive.*

Alexander McClain: The lambda corner, or λ-corner, is a crucial aspect of understanding the multi-dimensionality of entropy. In classical terms, entropy is a measure of disorder. However, when we apply ethereal mathematics and quantum equations, it becomes a gateway to manipulating reality itself.

*He gestures to a specific section of the screen, highlighting a set of interlocking symbols that pulse with an otherworldly glow.*

The λ-corner is where we encounter the intersection of the known and the unknown. It's a point where entropy doesn't just increase or decrease — it transforms. By understanding and manipulating this transformation, we can unlock the potential to influence events and entities on a primordial level — however fruitless that might be when dealing with deeper layers of C'thon.

*The audience leans forward, captivated. McClain's eyes shine with excitement as he continues.*

Now, imagine applying this to the challenge we face with C'thon. C'thon is not bound by our conventional understanding of physics, time, energy, spirit, matter or for that matter logic. To counteract such a being, we must utilize ethereal mathematics to disrupt its essence. This is where the λ-corner equation becomes indispensable.

*He inputs a series of commands into his console, and the screen shifts to a 3D holographic display of a complex, rotating shape. It resembles a multi-faceted crystal, with constantly shifting angles and dimensions.*

By focusing on the tetrahedral structure of the λ-corner, we can create a containment field that disrupts C'thon's ethereal energy. This containment is not merely a physical barrier but a quantum disruption that prevents it from stabilizing in the targeted Universe.

*McClain's assistant, who happens to be Eulysthrah Eriusiell, nods thoughtfully. Her fingers tap rapidly on her tablet, running simulations. Beside her, I suddenly begin watching intently, trying to grasp the implications and the whole ideas here, they still don't make much sense to me, but it is interesting none-the-less.

*Eulysthrah Eriusiell speaks up, her voice clear and confident.*


Eulysthrah Eriusiell: "Professor, if we integrate the λ-corner disruption with our existing ethereal amplifiers, we might be able to create a feedback loop that targets C'thon's energy signature directly in any aparition in this particular universe's intrusion variant. This could destabilize it long enough for us to execute a containment protocol.

*McClain smiles, clearly impressed.*

Alexander McClain: Precisely, Euly! The ethereal amplifiers will act as both the sword and the shield in this scenario. By using the λ-corner equation, we can channel quantum disruptions through the amplifiers, creating a cascading effect that C'thon cannot easily counter this time from the samples we got so far!

*I'm still processing, but i raise my hand hesitantly.*

Pre-Uplifting Soldier Boy: So, uh, if I understand this right, we're using math to fight... like, magic math?

*I chuckle softly, but McClain nods encouragingly.*

Alexander McClain: Exactly. Think of it as harnessing the underlying code of reality. By understanding the λ-corner, we are essentially rewriting the rules to our advantage. This is where science and what some might call 'magic' converge.

*The amphitheater fills with a renewed sense of purpose. The combination of ethereal mathematics and advanced technology offers a tangible strategy against the seemingly insurmountable threat of Truest Outer C'thon or Lubb Derbyloth.

The lecture continues for about two hours straight as we both learn a lot, you Prism definitely understanding and making sense of a whole lot more than i could... at least this pre-Uplifting me.*


*To myself*
If only my father had this ability instead of me...
*Scribbles down notes intensively*
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Alexander McClain: I see... it doesn't base its strategy based on our recording of the information... it doesn't have to, it simply isn't something that has a 'sameness' sort of speaking, like a tree or a landscape or even a wild animal. therefore, nothing... and just think when asking some of these questions... we had literal eternities to explore nearly every avenue of thought that any of an infinitude of minds can bring to the table. You'd think no idea has escaped us right? We tried even that idea you just suggested. It is recorded too...

Pre-Upifting Soldier Boy: *Looks back and forth between the podium and you next to me* Dude... uuuh shall we allow the good professor to continue his lecture? I mean i know i can barely get anything, but at least you do and if i missed anything you can teach me in simpler terms? *Shurgs*


*Sighs and sits back down, nodding*
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Alexander McClain: We all get your frustration, probably more than you get your own... none... nothing... we are always at odds with adapting to everything new that it throws our way. It is a force that has eluded any comprehensive study, by much vaster minds than any even in this amphitheatre. Nevermind God. The collective of heavenly beings who volunteered to research, across vaster eons than any singular lifespan of a universe from big bang to big chill.


What happens when you send someone that completely erases all information you might get?
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Alexander McClain: What, if i may, did i say earlier about learning anything about the forbidden one? Anything repeatable or even remotely useful?


I understand that, but surely there's some tactical data you've managed to uncover!
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Pre-Upifting Soldier Boy: *I lift a finger timidly* Umm... no thank you? I do not plan to launch myself into whatever this thing is... do you remember that screeching colossal tentacle that spilled out of the Martian skies shortly before we entered this place?... yeah...

Alexander McClain: Prism... good sir... *He sighs* You claim this now, but trust me when i tell you, your kind of power is not at ALL unique in the multiverse... known... or otherwise the other multiverses within Grandfather's work. There have been so many kinds of attempts at doing this exact task already, there is a galaxy-less akashic sphere dedicated as a memorial to count the amount of such souls that perished and were even pulled out of heaven's banks after enough copies kept throwing themselves at C'thon like that.

If this is about your concern with your lady... er... Misty, she has not yet crossed the event horizon, i personally have concurred already with the military advisors before prepping this lecture. Do not waste yourself in an attempt without knowing much about what you are facing... know thy enemy first, is the main mantra of heaven's armies... and C'thon stands as the only ever enemy of heaven that has still eluded such knowledge!


Did they not learn anything in their attempts? Nothing at all?
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Alexander McClain: Look sir Prism... *Tone turns in a matter of fact* You have provided some good ideas for us to work with in fighting off this particular instance of C'thon. but you should know one fundamental thing about it. It is not God nor Grandfather.

We know near to NOTHING about its structure and operations beyond a certain 'event horizon' sort of speaking, in the outer void. Whenever we discover something concrete, the very next moment we send an Outer-naut to explore that particular discovery again about anything like a realm or a comprehensive biography about it, it has completely changed, side-dashed to oblivion, split in a quintillion pustules made of pure nightmare, and then twisted in an endless spiral to add a cherry on top...

We and every other heaven, and even the older siblings of God, have been at this fight for so long it surpasses anyone's true ability to understand, and we STILL know nothing concrete or anything that remains verifiable or repeatable about it. So we stick to fighting it at our doorstep for the most part, where it steps and tries to encroach in our realm... that's all we can do best...


Then send us! We can send unit after unit with no risk to us and strike it where it hurts. Or, at least, learn something new about its operation. This is an opportunity like no other.
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*Alexander grabs his chin for a few moments then swiftly turns to the grand holo-screen behind him and begins writing down a wall of equations and sigil permutations and theorems as you begin hearing several classmates begin suggesting more ideas allong the lines which might inspire you to continue*

Pre-Upifting Soldier Boy: *I look at you with concern* As much as i appreciate you standing up for your pal here, are you suicidal or something? You heard the doc. Do you Kamikaze syndrome or something?


*Waves off the comment*
Look, that doesn’t matter. The point is that we could strike directly at the heart of this creature, just like dying could get you access to this place. We may not even have to die to get there.
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Alexander McClain: It doesn't have a heart dear Prism. It is as entropic and unknowable as even the very mind of God could not divine its knowledge, even Grandfather can barely grasp what it is... All i can tell you is, if it is the last thing you do, you do NOT die to it!

*The murmurs intensify as they are heard debating ideas and strategies*


But suppose you did. Would that bring you closer to the point where you could do more damage? Hypothetically?
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Alexander McClain: *Lifts hands in defeat* My apologies, that was not my intention, but he was clearly not paying attention to a lesson on strategy and the nature of balancing reality which is going to be needed when facing the forbidden one... If he wouldn't be shocked into a more disciplined attentive state when this knowledge could very well come between continuous freedom of his soul or Zeus knows what awaits beyond dying at it's will, then i think a minor offence is but the bare minimum he needs here...

*Murmurs begin being heard all across*


Question! If someone were strong enough, would dying to it give them the ability to strike straight at its heart?
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Alexander McClain: Kind sir Benjamin! *almost everyone in the amphitheater turned their heads to me* Would you please enlighten us on the equation of the lambda corner in section tetra of the entropy codex? Or do you have something more... profound to teach us here? *Chuckles teasingly*

Pre-Upifting Soldier Boy: I... uuuh....


*Frowns at the callout and stands up*
Is embarrassing him necessarily the most appropriate form of teaching?
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