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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nephtys" data-source="post: 3360339" data-attributes="member: 31780">And the Lady of Finality is content, for time is by its very nature finite. She greets the Dweller in appreciation, then bends her will towards the wound once more.Something was pulling on her from within the wound, an insistent tugging that soon grew from irritation to alarm. Angered she struck back and cursed all living things within with the inevitable fate of death. A subtle rip was torn in the fabric of the universe out into her own flesh, and trough that gate in its infinate forms all living things would eventually pass into her.ooc: Resisting the attempt to drag her into the universe, but simultaneously both failing and succeeding. By making herself the Plane of the Dead she has tied her own fate to the fate of the Universe, though she still remains unbound by time (being by her very nature infinite).Thef'chu Nefut is the nothingness outside the universe, she's always been there though she was only given definition by the creation of her opposite. Holding the domain of Fate she can probably resist another deities attempt to change her fate and nature as the darkness at the end of all things.ooc2: Action: All things are fated to die, all who die will pass into her.That rip is simply the path to the afterlife (=her), it is not in itself an attempt to destroy the Universe."Your creations shall harm themselves with or without my aid Woundmaker, for suffering shall be their fate and their joy shall only serve to make their suffering greater. Take your Elves, for now. Though you violate my Domain I cannot prevent you. But know that the other races shall be mine to keep after death. At the fulness of time, all things shall pass unto me, even your creation."ooc: Ok. She does not contest the Overdeitys action of creating an afterlive exclusively for the Elves, since he is the Overdiety and she would surely fail.</blockquote>

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