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<blockquote data-quote="Obly99" data-source="post: 8677181" data-attributes="member: 7035194"><p>Yes, they see the system as corrupt at its root: the base itself must be destroyed to build something new. The secret itself is that their origin was organized by the Supreme Being himself who, seeing the fallacy of the deities, decided to prepare the ground for mortals. Mortals, when they no longer need the gods to be protected, then he will leave his throne without batting an eye for the mortal who will have to lead the Multiverse into a new era. For now he is keeping an eye on some less violent and peaceful groups of hyperboreans to see if the right one is among them. The last emperor and first Hyperborean (the equivalent of Ultimate in my setting) instead is in Akasha to meditate and train after his assault against the Supreme Beign during the fall of the empire failed miserably. The Supreme Being, not considering him a threat, lets him wander around the library until he bothers no one. If no one worthy of mortals appears, he will instead leave the throne to his daughter (for now a simple First One, sooner or later I will put her on the site.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Obly99, post: 8677181, member: 7035194"] Yes, they see the system as corrupt at its root: the base itself must be destroyed to build something new. The secret itself is that their origin was organized by the Supreme Being himself who, seeing the fallacy of the deities, decided to prepare the ground for mortals. Mortals, when they no longer need the gods to be protected, then he will leave his throne without batting an eye for the mortal who will have to lead the Multiverse into a new era. For now he is keeping an eye on some less violent and peaceful groups of hyperboreans to see if the right one is among them. The last emperor and first Hyperborean (the equivalent of Ultimate in my setting) instead is in Akasha to meditate and train after his assault against the Supreme Beign during the fall of the empire failed miserably. The Supreme Being, not considering him a threat, lets him wander around the library until he bothers no one. If no one worthy of mortals appears, he will instead leave the throne to his daughter (for now a simple First One, sooner or later I will put her on the site. [/QUOTE]

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