Infinite-Sun Blog

Marvel Respect Thread (W.I.P)   "Who dares intrude upon the infinite solitude of Eternity!?" The Far Shore and Yggdrasil (& Al Ewing's Extremely Consistent Kabalistic Structure) The relationship between Eternity and the Far Shore can appear ambiguous at first, which naturally raises questions about whether Eternity truly encompasses this structure. However, the way the Far Shore is described provides a consistent explanation. It is presented as a deathless realm at the furthest boundary of reality , a place where nothing truly ends and where the Shaper of Worlds fell into Oblivion to reveal what lies beyond . It is also described as the gathering place of the Abstracts in their most complete expressions . The narrative treats these elements collectively as the Multiverse and Eternity later refers to them as his own during a later cosmic manifestation. This aligns with the idea that each new iteration of the Multiverse carries forward the consciousness and essence of ...

Godzilla Singular Point: High 1-A Upgrade     Cycle of Dreams To avoid misunderstandings, we first clarify the meaning of some terms. "IT" refers to the dreaming entity itself, which we call the true form. "Ultima" serves as the designation for all avatars within the dream. First, let's examine the discussion about the dream within a dream in the prologue: 《それ》は、過去の夢を見ており、過去において未来の夢を見ており、過去において未来の夢を見るという夢を未来において見続けていた。《それ》にとって現在と呼ぶことができるものがあったとしたなら、過去と未来が好き放題に絡み合って可能性の限りを尽くした、あらゆる夢の集合体というのが最も近い。 《それ》は夢から醒さめる夢から醒め、またその夢から醒める夢を見ていた。夢の中で夢を見てまた夢見ていた。どこまでいってもその繰り返しに果てはなく、《それ》が見ているものは決して醒めることのできない夢で、誰も入り込むことのできない夢とも言えた。 "It" was dreaming of the past, dreaming of the future in the past, and continued dreaming of dreaming of the future in the past into the future. If there was something that "it" could call the present, it would be closest to a collective of every possible dream where the past and future intertwined freely to their fullest potential....