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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kaodi" data-source="post: 3613202" data-attributes="member: 1231">Noctuvos feels pain akin to a pin prick in the birth of the Watcher, but the awakening of the Dreamer is agony, losing a piece of himself that may never be repaired or recovered. For a moment, he despairs. However, soon he realizes how this new god is to him as many of the other godlings are to Empyrean, and he is relieved of his suffering by the knowledge that he is no longer alone in the face of those were were created. However, there are matters to be attended to...As Malchygara is drawn in by Empyrean, he reaches out to pull he back, changing her place after each tug by the sun god. Finally, he touches minds to the lord of creation...She is no longer yours, Empyrean, she belongs to me. Malchygara is a price I exact from you for filling part of me with your light, with your creations. I have allowed them each a place, and in return you must allow me some of creation. She is and will always be the mightiest of creatures, drawing her essence from both you and I. You spread yourself out amongst countless avatars, which you can always create more of, but all the power I could give to such incarnations of myself I have given to her. You and I should not quarrel, Empyrean. There is so much we can do for each other. But know this: Interfere with my creature again, and I will show you how terrible my power can be. The same terms for any of your progeny and reckless creations.Noctuvos thinks perhaps it is time to give a demonstration of his power. In his child, the Dreamer, he has some of the possiblities that exist for the world, and it is not his desire that it should cast into darkness, at least by someone other than him. An " unbreakable " sphere has one great weakness. It exists, it has a place.And that place, Noctuvos denies.</blockquote>

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