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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knight Otu" data-source="post: 200132" data-attributes="member: 192">Repost from the old boards:The following overviews had been requested by Upper_Krust:Regarding the SuprahetThis is a translated and abbreviated write-up from the Perry Rhodan lexicon. Any notes in {} were added by me.Suprahet: abbrev. for: supraheterodynamic entity {I don't know what it means - seriously!} - half four-, half five dimensional "Monster" of unmeasurable size, that appeared about 1.2 million years ago in the Milky Way (and other galaxies) and started to "devour" whole star clusters. It was trapped by the Barkonids by feeding it so much energy that it "exploded". Much of it's material mass formed the planets Herkules and Tombstone. - Herkules was a massive planet with a diameter of 2.213.000 kilometres, and larger than it's sun {However this managed to stay stable}. - It was in no ways intelligent, but it destroyed devoured half galaxies. It's origins lie in an energy cloud from an anti-matter universe. Somehow, it parted from that cloud and was pulled into our universe. - from the remaining parts, an intelligent life form, the accalauries, and an intelligent energy sphere, Harno, developed. - The mass that formed the planet Tombstone mutated somehow and bore strange life from it's body - the intelligent Terror Worm and the Horn Hoppers. The Horn Hoppers devoured much of it's mass during the millenia, creating an earth-like planet. The quasi-humanoid Blues (own name: Jülziish) detect Tombstone and make a deal with the Terror Worms, who posed as less intelligent than they really are. The deal was about the material thatthe Horn Hoppers produced, as it was nearly indestructible. I don't know how big the Suprahet actually was, but taking into consideration the size of Herkules, ... and assuming that Tombstone was initially the same size (though my calculations seem to indicate that it was merely 48000 kilometres in diameter), and remembering that not all of it's mass formed into planets ... . It is certainly COLOSSAL^3 <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink    ;)"  data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />. Regarding the rogue Cosmocrat VishnaVishna managed to join the ranks of the Cosmocrats despite having developed from a Matter Sink, which is usually the road to a Chaotarch. She was accepted as an equal by all Cosmocrats. However, the Cosmocrats used a super-computer, the Empire of Viruses, to aid them in their battle against Chaos, and this computer refused to work for Vishna. Enraged, she dissolved herself eventually and tried to integrate herself into the Empire, hoping to access all of it's information in the process. But the Empire sensed her intrusion and used it's self-destruction mechanism that was unknown even to the Cosmocrats(!) and exploded. When Quiupu and others started to reconstruct the Empire millions of years later by command of the Cosmocrats, they unknowinly also reassembled Vishna, creating three incarnations (maybe avatars in D&D terms). All who looked into their eyes saw the illusion of black fire. The third incarnation became Vishna herself, while the others turned into more or less normal humans when Vishna returned "beyond the Matter Sources". Regarding the AbruseThe Abruse was a crystalline entity spanning much of the Arresum, though it's influence was only visible on planets or spaceships, where it crystallized everything. It was mostly emotionless, but the presence of "normal" life caused it pain (and vice versa, though the pain usually is deadly for them), but from this pain it also learned new things. It was capable to produce other crystalline creatures and spaceships from the planets under it's influence.It was also capable to project images, and later to expand these images into short-lived "pseudo-life", that were not under her control, but could wander unharmed among "normal" life. Another weapon is the Crystal-Icing, which takes place upon the death of a crystalline commander, shattering into shards that fly around. Anything hit is instantly frozen to Absolute Zero. The Abruse was an unnatural entity, created by a rogue Mighty One of the Arresum (every universe seems to have a rogue Mighty One <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f644.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":rolleyes:" title="Roll eyes    :rolleyes:"  data-smilie="11"data-shortname=":rolleyes:" /> ) with manipulated life spores. It's very existence threatened the structure of the universe as it strived to unite Arresum and Parresum (the two sides of the universe).</blockquote>

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