Eradiclypse

==Stories==
===Eradiclypse's Rise to Power===
Once upon a time, in the infernal realm of Delysarcos, located in an unnamed low-level universe, a nameless entity was born. During his early life, he was forced to labor for the ruler of Delysarcos, Delszinor, in fear of being banished or even killed. Normally, this nameless entity’s job was to consume souls in the realm of the living to be sent to Delysarcos. Every once in a while, if he worked hard enough, he would be granted new powers or be able to obtain his own weapon.
After a millennium of consuming souls for Delszinor, the nameless entity was able to gain enough credits to obtain two of his first weapons, a sword, and an axe with immense power. With this newfound power, the nameless entity found a new way to gain status in the Delysarcos social hierarchy - by challenging others to a duel. The nameless entity proved to be an extremely skilled fighter, and even after facing off in millions of duels over the course of many millennia, he remained undefeated. At this point, he had gained a reputation in Delysarcos for his ruthless nature in battle, and the nameless entity had finally established a name for himself: Eradiclypse.
Eradiclypse had become so well known in Delysarcos that he caught the attention of its ruler, Delszinor. Delszinor, learning of this legendary fighter, took an interest in seeing his true worth and sent his best warriors to challenge Eradiclypse to test his power. One by one, Eradiclypse defeated every single warrior Delszinor sent out. Delszinor was so impressed by Eradiclypse’s display of skill, power, and intelligence during combat, that he decided to recruit Eradiclypse on the spot and make him a general of the Delysarcos Army. As general, Eradiclypse was able to lead his troops to victory countless times and further displayed his knowledge of wartime strategy, as well as the brutal tactics he used to subdue his enemy. Because of this, he was not only promoted to commander in chief of the Delysarcos Army but also secured a spot in Delszinor’s Council, consisting of the people closest to Delszinor who held influence over important matters of the realm. Eradiclypse now saw this as his chance to strike.
In earlier times, when Eradiclypse was at the bottom of the social hierarchy and had been subject to eternal labor, he had always despised Delszinor for causing the suffering of the creatures of the netherworld. He knew that he was now closer than ever to fulfilling his goal of removing Delszinor from power, as long as he remained close to the ruler and didn’t make himself seem suspicious.
But first, Eradiclypse needed an army, as he was well aware that he could not turn against Delszinor alone. So, he came to Delszinor’s Council and requested for troops to wage a war on Medisarcos, the realm of the living. Delszinor, unsuspecting of anything, believed that Eradiclypse wanted to conquer Medysarcos to expand Delszinor’s empire. The two realms had been warring since the beginning of time with no clear signs of victory on either side, and Delszinor was certain that Eradiclypse could lead his troops to victory. He approved Eradiclypse’s proposal, and immediately declared war on Medysarcos. Meanwhile, Eradiclypse mobilized all troops and began an invasion of the living realm. Caught by surprise, Medysarconians had no time to fully mobilize their armies, leaving them unprepared to adequately respond to the attacks, and completely defenseless. Medysarcos and its denizens plunged into chaos as Eradiclypse swiftly conquered every last part of the realm until nothing was left to conquer. Pleased with the victory, Delszinor promoted Eradiclypse to governor of Medysarcos, giving him nearly full authority over the realm. While he, Delszinor, and all the Delysarconians celebrated victory over their long-time enemies, Eradiclypse secretly began building an army of his own, with Medysarcos’ enormous population providing him with the soldiers he needed.
Aside from being able to build an army, Eradiclypse had another reason for invading Medysarcos - to increase his own power. He was aware that when the Medysarconians and Delysarconians first began fighting, the Delysarconians had created an artifact that could harness the universe's energy and channel it into the essence of its user, called the Del-Uboq. However, before the artifact was put to use, the Medysarconians had invaded the place where it was held, and taken the Del-Uboq back to Medysarcos. On the way, the Del-Uboq’s possessor fell into a hidden pocket dimension that could only be safely accessed by a Delysarconian and died as a result, leaving the artifact to be lost to time. When Eradiclypse became aware of its existence, he located the pocket dimension and carefully planned the attack on Medysarcos such that he would have access to it. After achieving victory, he immediately entered the pocket dimension and soon retrieved the Del-Uboq. After learning how to master it, he used it to absorb the energy of the universe, increasing his power by an immense amount. Finally, with his great army and newfound powers, Eradiclypse was ready to enact the final stage of his plan.
Eradiclypse began to lead his troops back to Delysarcos. There, he launched a full invasion of every part of the realm, recruiting anyone who surrendered and executing anyone who defied him. Delszinor, of course, had come to find out about the invasion, and, enraged by Eradiclypse’s betrayal, ordered his army to brutally put down anyone who rebelled against him, showing no mercy. He found out, to his horror, that he had lost the majority of his army - as Eradiclypse had been the commander in chief of Delszinor’s army, they followed his orders without any questions. Much of Delszinor’s remaining army, including his generals and even members of his council, had gone to join Eradiclypse in his rebellion, as they too had resented Delszinor’s authoritarian rule for the past millennia. As Eradiclypse captured each of Delszinor’s provinces, many of Delysarcos’ inhabitants also joined Eradiclypse’s army after realizing that he was winning the war. However, despite the tremendous support that Eradiclypse had, many loyalists remained to fight for Delszinor, drawing out the war. The entire war resulted in billions of casualties, as both sides fought fiercely.
Eventually, Eradiclypse’s army made it to the Delysarcos capital and surrounded the remainder of Delszinor’s army, forcing their surrender. There, Eradiclypse clashed with Delszinor in a final battle. The longer they fought, the more time Eradiclypse had to spot Delszinor’s weaknesses. Finally, by exploiting those weaknesses, Eradiclypse was able to gain the upper hand, and with a final, powerful blow that came with the force of the entire universe, he defeated Delszinor and absorbed all of his power using the Del-Uboq. Eradiclypse had won, and now became the new ruler of Delysarcos.
===Initial Conquest of Levisarcos===
Eradiclypse had originally planned to settle down after his victory and rule Delysarcos and Medysarcos peacefully. However, he now felt a strange hunger inside him - a desire for more power. It seemed that after Delszinor’s death, he passed on his soul to Eradiclypse, the new host, twisting his mind and inserting evil thoughts into his stream of consciousness. Eradiclypse was becoming a dictator, the very kind of person he was previously opposed to.
And so, as the supreme overlord of two of the great realms in the universe, Eradiclypse set his sights on the third - Levisarcos, the realm above. His new goal was to unite the three realms under his rule. First, he issued a warning to the Elder Gods of Levisarcos, threatening to conquer them if they did not surrender, and offering to spare them if they did. Every Elder God refused to surrender, except for one, whose name was Okcctus.
Okcctus had his own kingdom, which he ruled wisely and justly. He had studied Eradiclypse closely ever since he had defeated Delszinor, and identified him as a major threat. Realizing that Eradiclypse and his army were already more powerful than all of the Elder Gods combined, therefore giving them no chance of victory, Okcctus had tried to warn the Elder Gods that their defeat was inevitable if they decided to take up arms. However, the Elder Gods did not listen to Okcctus’ pleas due to their overconfidence in winning. Not wanting to risk the destruction of his kingdom and subjects, Okcctus decided to abandon the Elder Gods and went to Eradiclypse to personally ask for mercy. In return, he offered to provide supplies for Eradiclypse’s army in their conquest, as well as pay tribute. Eradiclypse agreed to spare Okcctus and his kingdom in return for these things.
With the other Elder Gods refusing to surrender, Eradiclypse declared war on them. This proved to be an easy victory, as the Elder Gods had not been in a proper war for eons, and they were not expecting Eradiclypse and his army to be so powerful. One by one, each Elder God fell in battle, until Eradiclypse finally defeated them all and absorbed their powers using the Del-Uboq to increase his own. Next, he sieged the New Pantheon, where the New Gods resided. This too was a swift victory, as the New Gods were very inexperienced when it came to war. Once again, they were all quickly defeated, their powers taken by Eradiclypse and made his own.
With all the gods of Levisarcos defeated, and Eradiclypse’s power multiplied, he had one final enemy to defeat - the supreme ruler of the realm above, Leviszaron. Leviszaron was far more powerful than everyone Eradiclypse had previously faced combined. In fact, Leviszaron was the one who banished Deslzinor to the infernal realm at the beginning of time, which led to the creation of Delysarcos. Ever since then, Leviszaron had exerted authority over not only Levisarcos; but also Medysarcos and even Delysarcos. And yet, here was Eradiclypse, here to challenge that authority.
Wary of Leviszaron’s power, Eradiclypse knew that he could not defeat him, even with the power of the universe in his hands. So, he decided to do something that had never been done before - travel to a different layer of existence to find an even higher power. And so, Eradiclypse, using the Del-Uboq, sacrificed all of the power he had earned to elevate himself into a higher-level universe, willing to take the risk if it meant that he could have a chance at defeating Leviszaron.
===Final Conquest of Levisarcos===
Eradiclypse found himself in a new, strange realm named the Quantominium. Already, he began to feel himself slowly losing his energy. He needed to find what he was looking for before it was too late. As Eradiclypse continued through the First Gate, his vision suddenly changed. He began seeing countless abstract entities, all floating and moving around in unusual and paradoxical ways. There also seemed to be some kind of mist surrounding him, preventing him from seeing clearly.
Eradiclypse cautiously continued, until one of the abstract entities noticed his presence and let out a shrill cry. All of these entities turned towards him and began to swiftly move towards him while making loud noises, preparing to attack him. Eradiclypse tried using his powers against them but failed to channel any energy. Quickly, he took the Del-Uboq and pointed it toward the entities, hoping that it would protect him. Suddenly, all of them stopped moving towards him. Then, these entities, known as Enigmoulatians, all formed a circle around him and marched forward. Eradiclypse guessed that they were leading him towards the Second Gate.
The Enigmoulatians marched towards what seemed like a ripple in the fabric of the realm - the Second Gate. Once they reached the gate, they began chanting in a language that was unknown to Eradiclypse. After they finished chanting, the circle of Enigmoulatians merged into Eradiclypse’s consciousness and disappeared. Immediately, Eradiclypse’s vision changed, and he seemed to understand the reality around him as if he were familiar with it and had been here countless times before. He found that he was able to speak the language of the Enigmoulatians fluently, and whispered an incantation in their language. The Second Gate opened up into the next layer of the Quantominium. Eradiclypse could now feel the presence of the energy he was searching for getting closer.
When Eradiclypse went through the Second Gate, it immediately closed behind him, and he found himself in the empty vacuum of space with nothing and no one in sight. After thinking for some time about how he could find the Third Gate, Eradiclypse realized that the desolate expanse was only an illusion, as the Quantominium was beyond the space-time continuum since it existed in the layers between the universe and the multiverse. So, he simply passed through the space-time layer as if it was nothing, and came to the Third Gate.
Beyond the gate, Eradiclypse could see what he was looking for - a pool of Enigmoulatian energy, which had been safeguarded by the Enigmoulatians for countless eons after it was spilled from the remains of an ancient multiversal ruler named Quantominius when he died in a reality collapse. This energy would elevate Eradiclypse’s power far beyond anyone in his home universe, and even beyond the multiverse. However, at the moment, Eradiclypse felt extremely weak, and he needed to get that energy as soon as possible. And so, he went through the Third Gate and used the Del-Uboq to absorb all of the Enigmoulatian energy into himself. Almost instantly, Eradiclypse felt a huge surge in power. The reality around him seemed to shatter due to the sheer power he was acquiring. Not wanting to waste any more time, Eradiclypse absorbed the rest of the energy, along with the Quantominium itself, and then teleported back to his home universe to take what was his.
When Eradiclypse arrived in Levisarcos to confront Leviszaron, he found that Leviszaron had already been anticipating and preparing for his arrival, and was in full form, cosmic weapons in hand. Eradiclypse conjured his own multiversal weapon - made of Enigmoulatian energy combined with the power of the Del-Uboq and his own powers - and the two titans clashed. Each time their weapons met, shockwaves were sent throughout the universe, felt by all its inhabitants. Just when Leviszaron seemed to be gaining the upper hand, Eradiclypse felt that it was time to use his full power. He created an intricate illusion that put Leviszaron’s consciousness in a dazed state. With Leviszaron paralyzed, Eradiclypse wasted no time, and with a final attack that summoned the might of Quantominius, the embodiment of the multiverse, Eradiclypse vanquished Leviszaron.
Eradiclypse finally secured his title of the supreme overlord of not just Levisarcos, but all three great realms of the universe, and the rest of the universe by extension. With this, Eradiclypse named his acquired realm the Eradiverse, after himself, and established the Eradiversal Empire, which would become one of the most powerful cosmic empires in the Eterniverse.
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