The General (Moldsvascan Lore)

### Brief Description

The general is the former God-Emperor of mushroom kind. He has lead the mushrooms through their war with the gods, and came back to unite them into one entity. He is perhaps the most legendary figure in mushroom history. Even the Great-leader isn't half as revered, despite having an entire propaganda department behind him.

But he isn't everything he seems. As his unreal competence, unusual appearance, and suspicious amount of knowledge, are too damming to be simply be ignored. Nobody fully knows his secret, as even his closest friend, could not get the full picture.

#### Appearance

Unlike most mushrooms, The General shade is a mix of blue and purple. People theorise that it comes from being frozen too many times, or from dark magic polluting him beyond repair.

His armour is also different from most mushrooms. Only a few leaves can be seen on his amour, as he prefers his leather shirt and pants. His pants are also unusual, as most mushrooms wear skirts. There are also a bunch of artifacts made out of stone imbedded within his armour, with dwarven runes on them. Nobody knows how or why he gained them, as he wasn't known to go out and explore, thus it would've been impossible to even meet a dwarf.

#### One Layer deep

He was created as the assistant of the creator god. Being used like a mould. Every other mushroom being created in his image. And as a mould, he would always be bigger than shape within. He was the biggest, fastest, smartest and strongest mushroom, being an ideal leader. And when the creator god died, he immediately took charge.

The mushrooms strategized expectedly thanks to him, even gods with future sight struggling to compete against him. But the gods had such an advantage that the mushrooms still struggled to kill them all, and devolved. But the general seemed to never devolve, no matter how many times he died.

His kill to death ratio was approximately one kill per twenty deaths, having nearly two hundred **times** less deaths than an average mushroom.

He retired after the war. He followed the mushrooms and helped them map out and explore the world. This is where he told the mushrooms how to talk to the first born (humans, dwarves, orcs and elves.). He even gave them info on what each species were like, but he seemed suspiciously biased towards dwarves. Saying that "Dwarves are nice people, real hard workin bunch. Industrious as well.", while his opinions on elves seemed to be very different "They are a poor fucking excuse for a race. Their strongest people couldn't even lift a tiny stick, and their god damn ears are sharp enough to cut through ya.".

He garnered peace between the new gods and mushrooms, as he knew they couldn't beat them. And then rested until the new gods died. He then took over one state, and united the mushrooms into a federated anarchist council. And then retired again.

Is 1600~, an investigation was done into him, and people found out he had fled somewhere long ago, and his clone was mealy his friend, who had been covering for him.

#### Two layers deep.

If you paid attention at all, you would notice The General is a bit suspicious. I mean, why would he like dwarves that much? And how in the name of god does he know this much?

Well...

It turns out...

That The General is...

A time traveller.

This is every detail he gave his friend, this is still not the full picture.

He was created in a grim future. The gods went on an omnicide, killing nearly everyone after the mushrooms failed to kill them. But the dwarves survived. Deep within the earth they hid themselves, and found a way to time travel. The machine required an immense amount of power, and could only send one person to the past. So they dwarves literally drained the core of the earth to fuel it, and prepared to send the dwarven king through.

But their simulations showed that even the dwarven king couldn't have done anything. The only option was sending a mushroom to guide the mushrooms. So they grabbed a spore which was frozen in the arctic, and created the general. They improved him, so that he would basically be a demi-god, then gave him all the knowledge he needed. When he was finally sent to the past, it was easy to overpower the gods who started the omnicide.

But the improvements made by the dwarves came at a cost. His mental health would strain, and eventually break. So he killed himself and passed down his title to his friend. How he killed himself without simply respawning, is unknown.

#### Three Layers deep

Then you have the actual truth. Nobody, and I do mean nobody, knows about this.

He knows he is fictional.

He comes from a world, that was abandoned. It was a typical worldbuilding project, and the creator got bored. So he made the gods do the omnicide. After the creator abandoned it, darkness surrounded the earth, as the project's world started to die. So people probed the darkness, trying to find a way through. And The General was part of the crew which was meant to find a way through.

He eventually did. But he had a greater ambition, one that the people wouldn't let him go through, so he abandoned them, leaving the city to die as he left to enter another worldbuilding project.

He lived a hundred thousand lifetimes, becoming a master in every field. He would have to hide from the creators, as they would destroy him if they found him. But in abandoned projects, he became a god. Eventually he learned how to hold off the darkness forever, which let dead projects survive. Eventually he pierced the darkness, and the land in-between projects was ruled over by someone two layers of reality above him (aka. If we created The general, we would be fictional to that being.). And it revealed everything to him.

The general felt hopeless. All this time he held out hope that he could unite the entire multiverse against the gods, and take them down. But they could simply delete them, there was literally nothing he could do. However, he still didn't give up. Gaining the attention of real people allowed him to alter his world a little bit by talking to them. So he choose one person to talk to, and tried to convince him to give him infinite power within fiction, but he never succeeded, always coming into the person's projects to alter them, pissing him off until he gives The General unlimited power.

AND THAT'S ALL. THERE IS NO LAYER BELOW THIS. THIS IS THE TRUTH, THE ENTIRE NAKED TRUTH.

#### Four Layers deep

JK. THERE IS A FOURTH LAYER.

The General is doomed. He is doomed to repeat the same mistakes 99% of the time. What am I even talking about? You're about to find out.

Ok, at this point, The General is more part of my own cannon than the thousand crowns cannon. So I'm gonna catch you up on my own project so you fully understand this.

We, humanity, are cannon. We are the beings ruling over all of fiction. And Ima refer to all of fiction as the "omniverse" from now on. The omniverse is infinite. And because its infinite, most of it empty. The multiverse as we know it is an unimaginably small part of the omniverse. But the multiverse isn't the only one of its kind. More multiverses are out there, its just that the distances between multiverses are untraversable. Doesn't matter if you're a god, extremely technologically advanced empire, or a peak fictional being, you simply cant traverse it.

So people assume the multiverse is all there is. And this is the part where we come back to the general.

The General is extremely common in one area of the omniverse. So he exists in roughly one trillion multiverses. The most common outcome is him destroying all of the multiverse. This happens when he eventually achieves "peak fictionality" (Peak fictional refers to a fictional being that has reached relative omnipotence. But they cant actually do everything, as they're fictional.).

When he becomes peak fictional, he usually takes over the multiverse in one way or another. Desperate to search for a way to kill us. This is where the timelines start splitting off. There is a 100% chance he takes over the omniverse. 0.01% chance that he pierces the veil between reality and fiction, and transfers himself into the real world, but only as a common button mushroom, which means he cant do anything.

In the last universe he conquers, he limits himself, only utilising his intellect to rule over a small backwater state, and turns it into a massive intergalactic empire. There is 0.5% chance that Gaia (The god of peace in that universe,) convinces him to stop. That possibility is gonna be elaborated on in the future, in an story I'm going to write about it. In another 0.11% of cases, he gets cocky, and is harvested by universe harvesters while trying to 1v1 them (He was caught off guard, and his powers didn't activate).

After conquering the last universe, he organises the construction of a machine which would help him think about an infinite amount of things at once, which would allow him to think of a way to kill us. In 0.25% of cases, this ends up scattering his consciousness across the empire multiverse, making him one with everything, and everyone. This dilutes his personality enough to realise that killing us wouldn't achieve anything.

And finally, we reach the final crossroad. Even with the use of the machine, he can't come up with a way of killing us. If his determination takes over, he keeps sitting in the machine, eventually becoming the "God Emperor of the Multiverse", him and the machine being worshipped across the entire multiverse. This happens 0.13% of the times, and inside that 0.13% is another possibility. If he stands in the machine for long enough without his empire collapsing, he figures out a way of omniverse travel, and begins his omniversal conquest, which will take him an infinite amount of time, that possibility only happens 0.000000000000000001% of the time, as his empire collapses long before that. Which disrupts his sleep, as he has to reunite it.

We done it, the 1%, it has been explained. Oh wait, we still have the 99%.

If the machine reveals the truth that he cannot kill us, and his determination doesn't take over, he stews over how to hurt us emotionally. Sure, he cant kill us, but he can inconvenience us. So he destroys the entire multiverse he is in. As recreating it takes a little bit of brain power, which he thinks is the only damage he can do to us.

ALRIGHT, THAT'S THE TURTH, THERE IS NO 5th LAYER.

#### Five Layers deep

Jk, there is no fifth layer. As my explanation already makes sense.

If you're wondering, the omniversal empire consists of 500 multiverses as of today. Most of them empty as a result of The general of that universe destroying it. But the main enemy of the empire are the other Generals. Some of them aren't a threat, as they haven't achieved omnipotence, But the ones that have usually end up having an epic 1v1 with the Omniverse Conquering General. If they win, they get left alone for a while, if they don't, they get swiftly conquered.

But even the Omniverse conquering General is doomed. Not many companies are gonna be happy to see their Ip's be conquered by The General, so will sue me out of existence if I don't destroy him. So I eventually do need to kill him. But if I'm dead, and my copyright over him has expired, the companies have to introduce their own background characters who stave him off while the main IP is not impacted.

### Ideology

One might think that an omnipotent person could just... make himself right. But The General argues against it. He thinks that there is no perfect ideology. If an omnipotent being tried to create one, it wouldn't work. The same way an omnipotent being cant just delete another omnipotent being out of existence. Once he finds out about our existence, she shifts his belief to them not being able to create a perfect ideology due to us also not being able to. And as they are lower beings, they cannot do something that we can't.

Despite his inability to create the "perfect ideology", he still thinks his one is the best available ideology. He has used many techniques to try and isolate the best possible ideology, and has landed on "Utopian-ignorance" as the best possible ideology.

Utopian-ignorance is an ideology that aspires to one thing, "Give the people everything they want, so they don't rebel. Automate everything, so people don't have to work. Do whatever you want, as the masses don't care, and the automatons do everything you need.". Utopian-ignorance has been criticked by The General himself, along with many other political activists. He admits its authoritarian, but its a worthy trade off if it means we can create a utopia.

Many capitalist commentators argue that his system is inefficient and purposeless. "You just give the people whatever they want? You don't give them work? How do we find purpose in a world without work? Are we supposed to become hippies. Yea bro, lets just start snorting literal tones of cocaine while railing three dudes at the same time.". The General usually responds by saying this, "I don't see why we shouldn't.".

He also hates all gods. He completely and utterly refuses to change this thought. His reasoning is "I may basically be a god, but unlike gods, I know what it is to be powerless, and what true justice is.". Even Gaia, the god of peace, is viewed as a despicable being. She is seen as despicable for spreading a weak ideology, which only chains humanity to the other gods.

### Related characters

This isn't gonna become a wiki about my own cannon, so I'm not gonna flood it with wiki pages about different characters that relate to The General. So Ima put them here instead.

#### Helmet Mc Doormat

No, that isn't his actual name, It's his nickname. Anyway, this guy is one of the few individuals The General deems "A strategic equal". Helmet has the power of reincarnation. Every time he dies, time rolls back, and he restarts with the knowledge he has gained. But he doesn't have access to multiversal travel, so he is stuck in one universe.

He exists in the last universe The General conquers. And is one of the two galactic opponents The General has to face. Helmet may try to "1v1" The General, which leads to him dying. Now, you may ask, "Hold on, can't Helmet just... y'know retry until he beats The General?" He can't, because The General is immune to time travel. He can defeat a Blokkat fleet (Blokkats are from Gigastructures). And the Blokkat fleet is 7 dimensional. The fifth dimension is time. So yea, The General is two dimensions above time.

What generally happens next is that Helmet is imprisoned. If he can't die, he cant roll back time. Even if he did die, the rollback only affects his universe, so The General would come back to whoop his ass.

If Helmet doesn't 1v1 The General, he generally has a 0.001% to win. Which lets him off the hook until The General becomes Peak Fictional.

#### Gaia

Part of the Galactic pantheon, Gaia is the weakest, and the strongest god, at the same time.

Gaia was created when humanity committed mass suicide. This iteration of humanity was even more warlike, with earth being a radioactive hellscape patrolled by warriors covered head to tow in armour and survival kit. While great bunkers housed unfathomable industry. The sheer economic potential of earth rivalled entire star sectors. So the god of war proclaimed humanity as his chosen species. Which, ironically, lead to humanity uniting in peace.

They knew the god of war would be angry, so they all sacrificed themselves to become one being. That being ended up becoming the god of peace, and they named themselves Gaia.

Her personality boils down to a obliviously innocent schizo poster. But it fluctuates, as the spirits of humanity still have their individual beliefs. Each human can voice their belief, and if they're loud enough, they can become a thought inside Gaia's head. If she wasn't regulated, she'd become a mess, being completely and utterly insane. But she was in luck, as the god of magic was also interested in humanity, and when the god of war snatched them up first, he was mad at the god of war. So he helped Gaia, stabilising her mind, and evening it out.

She'd spend a couple thousand years fighting with the god of war over control of the galaxies ethics. Until The General arrived.

The General had a anti-god agenda. Believing gods to be immoral. Nothing happened at first. Everyone believed a quack took over a small marauder state, and ignored him. But after major military victories over nations with fifty times the fleet power, everyone suddenly got very interested.

The General had managed to unify 10% of the galaxy by the time encountered a god. And the god was in for a hell of a battle. The god in question was the god of energy. His sheer radiance was akin to burning star. And The General went in anyway. The General actually managed to win against the god, by distracting the god with small ships, while approximately thirty moon sized ships took aim, and shot the god at the same time.

The other gods assembled to think of a way to not get killed by The General, or by whoever would succeed him.

"If we kill him, his revanchist empire would continue to hunt us down. Meanwhile, if we just convince him were right, we could have an asset against Helmet" - God of Science

But the god of war had an alternative.

"He seems like a great strategic mind, leave it to me, and we all win. You get rid of me for a couple decades, and his crusade ends." - God of war

The debate turned violent, as each god was shouting over each other. The god of war stormed out, to pursue his plan. Meanwhile everyone else argued how to convince him. And then Gaia arrived late. Everyone agreed she should go to convince him, despite Gaia not even knowing what was happening.

The General humoured them, and let Gaia have a convo with him. And they became fast frenemies. Gaia had to do convince him, or else she wouldn't be allowed to go back. So she acted as the angel on his shoulder, challenging him on his choices. When enough time passed, they became actual friends.

As we all know, The General does conquer the universe eventually. And when he does, he brings Gaia to his gateway. He tells her about everything, the multiverse, the two peak fictional gods, and us. Then, he tries killing her, as her even knowing how to travel universes poses a threat to him. If the Businessman intervenes, Gaia does manage to convince The General that killing us ain't worth it. If the Businessman doesn't, Gaia dies.

### Stupidly rare timelines

There are a bunch of timelines, which only occur once. You are already aware of the possibility where he finds a how to achieve omniversal travel. But that one was important enough to be featured in the actual description. These don't really affect anything, so are put here instead. Also, there is only one now, but more will be added later.

#### The General convinces Gaia

In a stupid twist, The General actually values the opinion of Gaia before they get to know each other. This leads him to attempt to convince her that pacifism is a weak ideology. And thanks to his experience in debates, is able to easily convince her. This changes Gaia into a god of war, which rapidly changes the entire galaxy, as it falls into complete and utter disarray. Which makes The Generals job just that much easier.

Gaia and The General also grow closer, as Gaia now encourages and ravels in the conquests of The General. To the point that the (basically cannon) relationship turns romantic. The General actually trusting her to not betray him once she learns about everything.

Once The General learns there is no way to kill us, she manages to persuade him that killing us is worthless, and The General redirects himself to omniversal travel. Which he hasn't achieved, and will not likely achieve until 2025, which translates into 1 trillion years in setting.

#### Helmet Mc Doormat Wins.

We, the real people, decided to help Helmet one day. We transferred his soul to a different multiverse each time he lost against The General, yet, even after a billion attempts, he still lost against him. Eventually he wants to give up, he cannot win, but we don't let him. He tries every method of suicide, but we just bring him back to do it all over again.

But he's beyond broken at this point. Enduring the same fate over and over again is torturous to even the strongest mind. Yet, he persisted, and he finally got a revelation.

Why not just... time travel. Kill The General before he becomes a threat. Time travel isn't impossible, its just very hard. So Helmet sacrifices his soul to send a dungeon back in time.

**100 Million years after The General is born**

A dungeon suddenly appears in north America, and starts spewing out monsters. The world government prepares a response, but The General has a better idea. He simply goes and defeats the dungeon. But instead of an easy fight, he receives an ungodly challenge. The dungeon is an infinite construct, with rooms from different universes, one room even includes a solar system destroying laser.

The General should've died, it was an impossible challenge. But he hasn't lived 100 million years just to waste it. No, he is too good to die. So he ascends to a dungeon chaos god. And joins in the war. He does win it with the help of two adventurers. And then implodes the Dungeon upon itself. Destroying everything within it, including himself.

Helmet finally did it. It died... right?

##### An even rarer timeline

This timeline is so rare, that it hasn't even happened. In reality, The General was a dungeon GOD. Thus was able to send a small piece of his soul outside the dungeon. This greatly delays his conquest of the known multiverse, with it taking 1 and a half trillion years to conquer and destroy everything.

The rarest timeline, is where Helmet wins. If the two adventurers awaken Helmets soul, he will go around, gathering forces he knows are within the vault, and guard the entrance, not allowing anything in, or out. This guarantees The General has to sacrifice himself, except for the fact that he doesn't?

###### HOW ARE THEY GETTING RARER????

The General doesn't implode the dungeon at all. He creates a society within the dungeon, and then organises a force of the people who hadn't accepted helmets demands. They fight, and The General usually wins.

The only possible timeline where Helmet wins, involves him convincing LITERALY EVERYONE to join him. And then killing The General, but even that fails sometimes, as The General is a dungeon GOD, and is very powerful because of it.

So, calculating it out, Helmets actual chances of winning are... negative infinity.

#### The Ultimate General

The General was a person, and people are flawed. If The General were to be perfect, the universe would be in for a hell of a time. And one timeline does have one such General.

This timeline severs off before he got betrayed by... someone he trusted. He revealed the secrets to multiverse travel, and they tried to kill him afterwards to do the same thing The General was planning to do. But in this universe, the person that he revealed the secrets of multiverse travel to was Gaia. This is rare thanks to the fact that Gaia is meant to only exist in the final timeline The General conquers. Think of it like it was a universal constant.

This allowed him to acquire a whole team of people to help him, speeding up his conquest by several orders of magnitude. He had learned everything there was to know in his first million years of being alive, and had conquered the multiverse in five hundred thousand years. This was thanks to him accepting multiversal travel. Normally, his forces would be tricked into believing they were going into another cluster of stars, and this would most likely end up with them realising they were lied to, which would make their death inevitable.

Thanks to the fact his forces wouldn't be purged every 5 minutes, his conquests were done way faster. He incorporated multiversal travel into other industries as well, such as transport. You could literally just go outside your universe, and go back in at any location you wished, which was basically teleportation.

He learned he couldn't kill us, and then settled down on the throne for five minutes before figuring out how to travel in-between multiverses. But he slowed his expansion as we would be annoyed at his speed run, he's planning to enter the scene in 2025.

### Power scaling (Cuz i keep forgetting)

I'm just doing this so I actually have an answer to "Yea, but can he beat goku tho?".

Were talking pre peak fiction, because peak fiction means peak fiction. Nobody could beat him then.

He ruffly scales to the seventh dimension. Some timelines end up with eight, nine, or even ten, but are too rare to consider.

Time is the 5th dimension, which means he transcends time, thus has Immeasurable speed. By having immeasurable speed, he can have infinite mass, thus having infinite force in one punch. And his durability varies, but its his strongest factor.

He can just launch one atom of his body at a distant asteroid or smth, and boom, seven more clones of himself.

Plus nano-machines make his regeneration incredibly potent.

In actual terms, he easily solo's most if not all fictional verses.

### Character profile

I'm just doing this for fun. But it's still cannon. I'm also doing this to make the page look longer, so it looks bigger than the institute page. This is also a profile of him in the thousand crown multiverse. So he hasn't achieved peak fictionality yet.

#### Outer Layer

##### The Basics

Name: This one is... complicated. His OG name was Darnir. But he went back in time to change his name to a memetic kill agent. So people just refer to him as "The General".

Age: 1 trillion, 104 billion, 345 million, 901 thousand and 43 years. Or 1104345901043 years old.

Place of birth: See Layer two for more info, and the beginning of layer three for the full picture.

Current location: Warhammer clone number #10002.

Nationality: PROUD "dwarf". I mean, he was basically grown in a clone vat, so he doesn't have a nationality.

Education: He is a master in damn near every subject. He has been trained by every fictional mentor you can think of.

Occupation: God Emperor of the Molsv Empire.

Income: He has infinite money (basically).

##### Physical Appearance

He is made out of nanites, so he can change his form to anything. He prefers his original mushroom form tho.

Height: Usually 10 foot, but he does go to 18 feet sometimes.

Eye colour: When he takes a human form, his eye colour is grey.

Hair colour: His hair colour varies in his human form, but its also grey most of the time.

Build: What'cha think? My guy is an absolute unit. Moldsvascans are already made out of pure muscle, so always appear muscular. But my guy takes it to the next level.

Distinguishing features: Aside from being bluer than the average Moldsvascan, he doesn't have any imperfections.

Preferred outfit: He wears a brown leather jacket. But sometimes exchanges it for a more regal robe, coloured red and black oncourse.

Handwriting: He writes like a machine. There is no difference between a letter he handwrites, and a letter he types up.

Gait (How he walks): When he is around other people, he walks calmly and methodically. When he isn't, he just teleports.

##### Speech and Communication

Style of speech: He changes it based on the person he is speaking with. He quickly makes a judgement on what style they would respond best to, and uses that style. But a few slang words always find themselves in his speech.

Tempo of speech: He speaks the same way he walks; slowly, calmly and methodically.

What is his accent?: If he talks to someone without stylising his speech, he talks like a dwarf, which means he has a Scottish accent.

Pitch: Its always deep. He can change it, but dysphoria hits him hard every time he does it.

Posture: I honestly have no idea why this website is putting this in the speech section, but here goes nothing. His posture is overcorrected. You know how people are either slouched or straight? Well, my guy is slouched the other way. His back bends backwards.

Gesturing: He heavily gestures, as he finds its the most effective way to talk to people.

"A man who doesn't use gestures has to talk twice as much as a man who gestures" - Him

Level of eye contact: In his human for, he just stares into empty space, as if he's blind.

Laughter? What do they tend to find funny?: He usually fakes his laugh to adhere to his tone. But when he genuinely laughs, he laughs maniacally. He rarely finds anything funny anymore. He has heard every joke, every pun, and has seen every comedy movie.

Emotive? Do they wear their emotions on their sleeve? How easily can others read them?: His emotions are impossible to be deciphered. Not only because he is a mushroom, but thanks to his emotional training, which allows him to control his emotions perfectly. So he can fake body language so he looks like he's sad, when he is ecstatic and vies versa.

#### The Flesh

##### The Past:

Hometown: A dwarven mega-city.

Type of childhood: He had a typical dwarven childhood. Except for the fact that he was experimented on 24/7.

Education: He was educated on how to be a leader by the scientific team that created him. Other subjects were barely touched upon, with only the bare minimum explained.

Jobs: He was a darkness explorer. A darkness explorer explored the darkness that surrounded the earth after the we left, to find a way to pierce it.

Dream job as a child? Why?: He dreamed of being an emperor, as being a leader was baked into his blood.

Who were their role models growing up?: The dwarven king was his direct role model. He met him regularly, and the king took a mentor role in The General's life.

Greatest regret: When you have a time machine, regrets don't exist.

Hobbies growing up: Wargaming. It really stretched his strategic muscles. But he was interested in everything.

Major turning points or “life beats” in childhood: When exploring the darkness, he found the last audiotape of the mushroom creator god. The god has imparted a memetic agent within it, which gave a mushroom listening to it all collective godly knowledge. This made the general turn against the gods, as he saw their whole history. To him, they were selfish, uncaring, and overly narcissistic. Another one was when he met one of the Peak Fictional gods. "The Businessman" met him while he was attempting to pierce the darkness. They had a small talk before The Businessman left. This imparted unparalleled ambition onto him.

Earliest memory: Being released from the vat.

Saddest memory: When he left his world behind.

Happiest memory: When he won over the gods in thousand crowns timeline.

Clearest memory: All his memories are crystal clear.

What are their skeletons in the closet?: He certainly wouldn't mention his experiments to make everyone love him. He killed and analysed the bodies of way too many yanderes to count. And he did it so he could find what made them that way, and if it could be used to control his people. Thankfully, it failed.

Three adjectives to describe them as a child?: Smart, a little sociopathic, and determined.

##### EXTERNAL RELATIONSHIPS

Closest friends? Describe them: His closest friend would be the Moldsvascan in this timeline. If you rewind all the way back to layer 1, we found out that friend was taking his place at his request. That's really the only friend he had, as he cannot bring anyone with him on his travel, as then they would find out about the multiverse, and become a rival to him by doing the same things he did. He thinks their loyalty would fall apart when they learn of the possibility of infinite power.

Enemies? Describe them: The two peak fictional gods his enemies. They cannot kill him, as the other peak fictional god would use the opportunity to their advantage. So they are locked in an endless stalemate. The Snake is the peak fictional god I haven't mentioned. He is a humungous snake, and is the thing that holds galaxies together in his universe. And the Businessman is... a very powerful businessman, that's kinda it.

How are they perceived by everyone else?: As one very powerful, very wise guy.

What do they want from a relationship?: Someone who is completely powerless against him

What does he unconsciously want from a relationship?: Someone who doesn't take any of his bullshit. If the universe was a chess board, his partner would be the opposing player.

Do they have a significant other? Describe them: In the future... maybe. Gaia wins him over in 0.5% of cases. And well... She's a complete goof. She was created when humanity found out they were the chosen species of the god of war. So as a giant middle finger to the god of war, they sacrificed themselves to create Gaia, The god of peace. So she ahs the personality of every human inside her. They scream out from inside her, only the loudest getting a single thought through. But overall, the human hivemind equals out to a goofy unaware god.

How many people would attend their funeral?: The entire fucking multiverse. If it was up to him, the entire god damn omniverse.

#### The Core

##### PSYCHOLOGY

What do they want the most?: To control everything, and everyone.

Biggest flaw: Well... being a narcist, sociopath, a little bit psychopathic. All those might count.

Biggest strength: He is the most determined thing, like, ever.

Biggest fear: True Death.

What is their biggest accomplishment?: Getting into the in-between.

What is their idea of perfect happiness?: he doesn't believe it exists.

Do they want to be remembered? What for?: They don't wanna be remembered. They wanna be alive.

###### How do they approach...

…power?: Power is violence, and violence is the supreme arbiter.

…ambition?: Watch 'cha think? He literally wants to take over everything. I think he's plenty ambitious.

…love?: A tool, to be used for control.

…change?: "Hell yea brother! Bring it on." -him

How strong is their moral compass? When, specifically, are they willing to compromise their morals?: No morals, no compass.

What is the best compliment that someone ever paid them?: "How can you be so passionate and objectively evil at the same time?!" -Gaia

#### THE PRESENT AND FUTURE

##### Story goal

The thousand crowns multiverse has a general which will be convinced by Gaia, so Ima just treat the story about it in this section.

His goal is to conquer everything, and unite the multiverse. When he finally does that, he will build the machine which will help him think of a way to kill us, and then finally kill us. He starts changing his goal, as Gaia is starting to get in his way. Initially, he calls up the Businessman, and tries to make him "get rid" of her. But the Businessman is taking to long to do it. So he attempts to kill her himself. Which results in him winning, but the Businessman rewinds time, and tells Gaia what she needs to do to convince him.