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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Daia" data-source="post: 2523643" data-attributes="member: 35405">OOC:How long something has bee developed doesn't necessarily determine how powerful it is, plus the nature of an object sometimes is more pertinent than it's power. A single teaspon of oil won't create a very big bang, but it will ruin an entire barrel of water. That is why I chose it, a device that powers travel between universes, to plug up an interdimensional rift, and their properties resulted in mutual destruction. Also Endovior's was more than mere statement, for it was he that said the rift formed in the first place and therefore gave him precedence to state what it was he was having form, whether he formed it or not. Yes, it formed as a result of your actions, BUT YOU DIDN'T FORM IT.And our actions havent been aimed at undoing your actions, they're aimed at countering them. theirs a difference. I enjoy the sword story, but it is behaving a little one sided. IT IS ONLY YOUR STORY, which isnt right, we should have an impact on it. But everything we do to it, you say didnt happen, or cant happen, or happened this way instead of how we intended it. YOU CANT DO THAT. As for how I overheard and saw what was happening, I've been playing my god as having a very wide breadth upon the material plane. As the god of luck she spreads herself pretty thin upon that plane covering as many places as a deity can, which is a lot, and flittering about constantly. Thus it is very likely for her to be aware of anything that happens upon that plane. I might have overstepped myself before on other planes though. But you're not the one to scream omniscience, U-Do, you've played that before too, and Luck is just as all encompassing as Balance.</blockquote>

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