The Mythology Guide: The Writer Branch

This shall be my take on The Writer Branch and the world that is the Outerspatial, alongside the the frames, art, and text that is Creation. I'll admit that I'm not the best researcher (or writer for that matter) so right now, I'm praying that the Mindscales can bless me something new. So where should I begin? Well, I could always start with The Mundane I guess. Best to start off easy. Well, is it easy? I'm not actually sure. Depends on what the others say. I don't wanna waste any more time so... Yeah. Let's go.

## The Mundane

Once the time for the planting of Creation came to light, everything was going to be given names — even if it would take long for them to find out. Alephs weren’t even called alephs in the first place. The same goes for Bohm and Murphy's Law. But alas, the planting of Creation had consequences. It created the Void Above, and soon, the Void gave birth to the physical manifestations of Eternity. The first thing the physical manifestations of Eternity did was to give birth to a set of laws — the Holographic Principle and the Law of Correspondence.

These two laws were created in order to manage time and space, which was meaningless if you’re not bound by them. The Laws of Creation multiplied and produced more laws, abusing their power in hopes of creating a better place in the Nothing At All. Of course, not everything was going as planned. The physical manifestations were facing issues such as the mockery of The Grim. It was not until the first law gave birth to a child that everything began to move forward again.

Soon, the manifestations of Eternity created humans. One of these humans was quantum philosopher David Chalmers, an extraordinary genius capable of processing information beyond what was currently understood during his days. After several years of studying, David Chalmers developed a concept or research known as the Cosmic Synesthesia, even impressing the manifestations of Eternity. They didn’t expect someone to actually develop the concept so quickly, after all.

It wasn’t long until David Chalmers met Richard Cytowic and became business partners with him, eventually becoming philosophers and the authors of twelve novels. The manifestations of Eternity were filled to the brim with joy and pure happiness, hosting a celebration with themselves to congratulate this achievement. But this wasn’t the same for La Descente de Tourment. The manifestations of Eternity had taken everything away from them by creating laws. The space that was there was now completely gone, and soon, more space would only be taken by the manifestations of Eternity as well.

Nonetheless, the La Descente de Tourment (despite their name) kept it civil with the manifestations of Eternity and didn’t attack them. Instead, they implanted a disease known as the Bubonic Plague. This was planted in China in the year 1334, reaching Europe in the late 1340s via Sicilian ports. It wasn't long until the physical manifestations of Eternity figured out who had caused this. So, they removed the disease and went to confront all of La Descente de Tourment, who were in a meeting with the Habitants de la Nuit. After a heated argument on philosophy and who was really in the right, the leader of the Habitants de la Nuit suggested that the Bubonic Plague would be allowed to stay temporarily, meaning only several years or so. This would also mean that a cure to the Bubonic Plague would be developed eventually, meaning everyone would get their fair of desires. The physical manifestations of Eternity hesitantly agreed, allowing the Bubonic Plague to spread across Earth.

It wasn’t long before Plague Doctors attempted to cure this sickness, however. One of these doctors was Médecin Corbeau, a French plague doctor usually treating his patients in Europe. Despite the dangers, he was committed to helping those who were infected and would often travel to different cities to provide medical aid. Médecin Corbeau was also a talented musician, playing the violin to lift the spirits of his patients. As the Bubonic Plague continued to ravage Europe, Médecin Corbeau noticed that the disease seemed to be affecting certain groups of people more severely than others. He began to study the disease and its effects on different populations, eventually discovering that people with stronger immune systems were more likely to survive. This led him to develop a treatment plan that focused on boosting the immune system through diet and exercise.

Médecin Corbeau's treatment plan proved to be effective, and he became widely known as one of the most successful Plague Doctors in Europe. He continued to travel to different cities and treat patients until the outbreak finally subsided. Even after the Bubonic Plague was eradicated, Médecin Corbeau remained committed to the study of medicine and continued to make important contributions to the field. One day, Médecin Corbeau decided to take a little vacation. So, he packed his bags and went on a journey. There, he met new people who he could call friends.

However, on the third day of his vacation, he would come into contact with Richard Cytowic. And just like David Chalmers, they got along. They ended up getting some food and had a little conversation. There, Cytowic would introduce Corbeau to Chalmer’s studies and how they came up with together. Corbeau was certainly impressed, but there were many things bugging him about Cytowic and Chalmer’s studies. Once he told this to Cytowic, Cytowic defended his ideas, refusing to accept criticism. Not wanting to sound rude, Corbeau simply agreed but stated that he was just giving his opinion. This enraged Cytowic into thinking that Corbeau was simply jealous of his ideas — the things he worked hard for, the things he achieved. How dare a simple doctor criticize his ideas? His ideas.

This would end up into a full-on argument before the two eventually parted waves. Despite the arguments, Corbeau didn’t hold any grudges against Cytowic and instead planned on forgetting him. Once it was time to head back to his workplace, Corbeau packed his things once more and headed back to Europe. Cytowic did the same, heading back to his homeland. Once he got there, the words of Corbeau filled his mind. What if Corbeau was right? Cytowic looked at his research, the ones he worked so hard with Chalmer to study. Corbeau had a strong point, but there was also some evidence that disapproved of him. Cytowic closed his findings and decided that he was the one in the right, and would forever be that way. Up above in the world of the Outerspatial, the child of the first law had fully grown its own root. The first law named the child Phibus, who would command logic and sometimes reality. The gods came together and admired the child, sensing great power coming from them. So what did they do?

It was simple, really. They commended the child as it spoke like a lamb, and then to a beast that housed literature. Once that was done, the gods rested for seven days and returned on the eighth. There the child was, waiting as "everything" rose up from the plane of Nulliforia. But Nulliforia meant nothing. Due to this, "everything" also contributed to "nothing." Evil was created. Happiness was unhappy. So, the gods activated the Harmonic Nexus to be the end of all stories. You can call them narrations. Happiness was happy again. Evil wasn't, like it should be. Once that was settled, a Supreme Mortal was ordered to hang upside down from the branches of a tree placed in the center of a Chrysogonus. This would transform the mortal into something more. The mortal would become the embodiment of Reality, Life, plants, anything you could think of.

After which, the gods would ascend to a higher realm for the child as it gave way to another beyond an infinite amount of entire dimensions, filled with infinite Dimensional Layers on its own. The child held it all up with the Essential Precept. Down below, the gods watched the mortal realms, their original worlds, all of it. They turned to look at each other. And at the same time, they smiled.

### The Chrysogonus

The Chrysogonus essentially means "everything," or a metaphor for "everything." You see, "everything" is Infinite. You cannot wrap your head around Infinity,  no matter how hard you try. Infinity here isn't just numbers on a number line that creates more of itself. Infinity in here is just there to be there; a concept of "everything" that is possible. Infinity is basically a metaphor for many things. You cannot erase Infinity or "everything." "Everything" lacks boundaries. It's filled with Timelines, Earth, Solar Systems, Existence, Reality, things you can't even come up with — and so much more. To sum it up, you can think of The Chrysogonus like this: R x R x R = R³ and so on and so on. This mathematical term applies for everything inside the metaphor known as "everything." It can even be R x R x R x R = R⁴. This would obviously be four dimensional space. Soon, this transcends into even bigger equations until it finally stops at the tenth dimension, where "everything" imaginable is covered.

The Chrysogonus essentially means "everything," or a metaphor for "everything." You see, "everything" is Infinite. You cannot wrap your head around Infinity,  no matter how hard you try. Infinity here isn't just numbers on a number line that creates more of itself. Infinity in here is just there to be there; a concept of "everything" that is possible. Infinity is basically a metaphor for many things. You cannot erase Infinity or "everything." "Everything" lacks boundaries. It's filled with Timelines, Earth, Solar Systems, Existence, Reality, things you can't even come up with — and so much more. To sum it up, you can think of The Chrysogonus like this: R x R x R = R³ and so on and so on. This mathematical term applies for everything inside the metaphor known as "everything." It can even be R x R x R x R = R⁴. This would obviously be four dimensional space. Soon, this transcends into even bigger equations until it finally stops at the tenth dimension, where "everything" imaginable is covered.

And yet, the metaphor "everything" still goes beyond all of this. A basic rundown is: ℵ0, ℵ1, ℵ2 and it just goes on and on infinitely much like the earlier equations. Now, you must also know this as well: Reality and Existence are two completely (and I mean COMPLETELY) different things. Reality is what exists. It's the tenth dimension, and that's all it can go. Existence is what exists. No mortal god knows how Existence existed. It just existed under the order of the metaphor that is known as "everything." Reality needs to exist. Existence provides Reality said "existence." Yet, as mentioned before, Existence still falls under "everything." The reason that "everything" has fallen under the metaphor that is The Chrysogonus, is because it not only stands for "a dear," it also stands for "precious birth."

You see, "everything" is an abstract concept such as multiverses — it can't be explained.  The Chrysogonus on the other hand can be, because it was something the mortal gods looked up to. Humans in Creation cannot fathom what "everything" is, so they label it as "everything." Any entity or being that has labelled something as "everything" (even in their minds) without knowing The Chrysogonus are most likely mortals. Not mortal gods, just mortals.

Overall, The Chrysogonus is the abstract concept of "everything." So when you speak of The Chrysogonus, you are saying "everything" that has existed, will exist, will never exist, and impossible things that don't exist yet exist. I know, it's pretty confusing.

#### Language

Before delving any further, it is best to understand how language works. Like humans inside of Creation, mortal gods and even high-leveled gods speak Latin, French, English, Spanish and any language you can actually think of, for they implanted it into The Chrysogonus. But there are gods that also speak in a Powerful Language as well, one that I don't think I can explain to mortals. I can however, translate it. This is an example of what those gods speaking those Powerful Languages say:

End quote. This so-called "Powerful Language" is not spoken, in Latin, French, English, or any language you can imagine. Instead, it is spoken of in something else, one I cannot explain. Moving on!

End quote. This so-called "Powerful Language" is not spoken, in Latin, French, English, or any language you can imagine. Instead, it is spoken of in something else, one I cannot explain. Moving on!

##### The Grim

One day, a young maiden named Lilith stumbled upon Eris' abode, lured in by the promise of warmth and safety. But as the days went on, Lilith began to see the true nature of Eris' intentions, and the dark magic that she wielded.
Eris urged Lilith to embrace her own powers, to become her successor in the ways of the ancient and forbidden art of Necromancy. But Lilith knew that she didn't want to be a pawn in Eris' game of power and control.

The Grim is basically the child of Reality. Again, not Existence — ***Reality***. It's basically just the form of Reality itself. Despite this, there are differences. While Reality is endless, volatile, and perceptible (yeah, duh. Beings above that view us as fiction are probably reading this right now and see it, so I'm actually talking to them and you here when I write this) The Grim is less visible to the naked eye. In fact, it's completely invisible. Even if you had the ability to see it or tear down its boundaries, it just wouldn't work at all. I tried to before with the Parasite, and yeah, it did absolutely nothing. With that being said, everything that has a form or avatar (even the ones that are self inserts from the Higher Up There) are The Grim. Just like The Chrysogonus, it can't be explained. This means that The Grim isn't anything that exists or is real. Well, it is for us as we are the Higher Up There in this story but you get the point.

But let's get back on track. You see, The Grim isn't exactly real, it's just expressions of inherent interconnections between the components of The Chrysogonus. In other words, its elements. And I feel like I have to say or write this right now: The Grim are NOT some uncharged attributes (or more specifically, elements) that have once belonged to The Chrysogonus that have somehow fallen into The Grim's laps and maybe even others. And yes, I know this sounds like something you would read in mythology. But hey, if beings from the Higher Up There are reading this (hopefully you guys are) then please compare your Mike to me, because I think we wrote the same stuff. Overall, The Chrysogonus is everything that is possible in a realm where said possibility is possible. The Grim are just there to carry out said possibility into physical and unphysical worlds.

So yeah, there you have it. To me, The Grim are just concepts that leave platonic concepts and possibilities all to The Chrysogonus. The Grim is essentially "everything" that shall be done, whereas The Chrysogonus is "everything" that could be. As a result, you would get more smaller subsets, which would make sense if the universe had a hierarchical structure to it. Honestly, you can think of The Grim as lazy concepts just flopping around if you're someone like me with a crazy mind that runs wild, I don't really care to be honest.

###### The Umbras

The Umbras are abstract beings or unphysical forms inside the metaphor "everything." They represent supreme darkness, where there is no light. Nothing. It also means the darkest and innermost part of a shadow as well. It's basically the seeing lens of blindness for shadows under Reality and the shadows that have exceeded Existence and "everything." You see, The Umbras are the ones that are squeezing the life out of the Supreme Gods. Sometimes even False Gods or gods that exterminate False Gods. The Umbras, although intelligent, do not serve much of a purpose. They do not serve justice nor take role in mythology. So what can you call them? Well, there are two meanings of "The Umbras." One being Consequence. The other, Karma. Just like Reality and Existence, Consequence and Karma are two completely different things. I'll explain this so I don't forget.

### Consequence

Consequence is the unphysical form of Karma. It carries out Karma's orders, yet it remains hidden from Creation. You can think of Consequence and Karma's relationship like the relationship of The Grim and The Chrysogonus. However, this time, these two metaphors are now the same. Yet, they aren't. They keep transcending physical means and layers inside of dimensions, layers filled with every single mathematical subject and theory including the Bohm. It is unclear if Consequence or Karma are the same or not, but it is implied that they are and aren't at the same time.

#### Karma

Karma technically governs Consequence. It's an abstract concept above many others. Despite this, it can still make deals with many Mortal Gods. I tried making a deal once but I had nothing to offer up, so I can't tell you much. But what I do know is that sometimes Karma can annihilate you to your very last letter or pixel. Depends if you're a piece of artwork or literature. Overall, Karma is a complex and powerful force that governs the consequences of our actions. While it may be tempting to try and manipulate or bargain with Karma, it is important to remember that it is a force beyond our understanding and control, and that its punishments can be severe.

## Nowhere

The Plane of Scarcity, also known as the Nowheres, is a realm where mental constructs exist that cannot manifest in the physical world. This plane contains fundamental mathematical concepts and the Platonic ideals as envisioned by David Chalmers. These abstract constructs create spatial distortions and sub-dimensions that are referred to as Conceptual Realms, Aethers, and Mythological Kingdoms. These Mythological Kingdoms are believed to exist only because of people's belief in them, with set theories, power, domination, and mathematics all being inexorably linked. The Umbras, which are a subgroup within the Nowheres, are a representation of set theory that comprises of an infinite number of levels. These levels are typically linked to the concepts of Failure Distinction and Teaming Duality. The Aethers have infinite layers if you're going beyond this, and The Essential Precept describes the underlying principles that govern the existence of all things within this so-called Dimensional Layer.

### Harmonic Nexus

No matter how formidable and imposing a character may appear in a story, they are inevitably confined by the constraints of the Nexus. This encompasses all conceivable iterations of the character, including the most dominant amalgamations of their powers. Essentially, the entirety of fiction is nothing more than a minuscule fragment within the boundless scope of the Nexus. This principle applies to all universes, dimensions, and stories across the vast expanse of fiction. But what is fiction? Well, to put it simply, fiction is all of us. You see, the Outerspatial and the things above it are all stories — books, specifically. In truth, we are all just an entire book that attack other stories on the shelves of a library in what is the "real world." That's our trait, I guess. In summary, the Harmonic Nexus is just an infinite self-containing structure that contains "everything." It basically transcends all mathematics. Believe it or not, locations like this are very common in this page.

The Nexus is also the end of all stories or narrations. It basically tires the Writer and then forces them to eventually end the story or just give up. So, will this story end? Yeah, probably. But hey, for us, that's good news! Because guess what? We'll be free from whatever our author wrote. Then we'll just be able to live life normally if the war stops. I still have hope. Hopefully mortals or gods in my world reading this have some too.

## Events

In the vast expanse of the Outerspatial, events unfold with a deadly precision, but this time, the gods and mortals are not in on the script. It's as if the very essence of existence is being controlled by abstract concepts that are beyond the comprehension of even the most powerful deities. These "Events" are so powerful that they even control the things that exist beyond your or my "everything," making them the deadly forces.

These Events are not mere happenstances, but rather all-encompassing forces that dictate the course of history. Even the omnipotent gods are helpless in the face of their power. It's as if the universe is a grand stage, and the Events are the playwrights, directing every scene with deadly precision.

### The Apocrysmos

So what is The Apocrysmos Event? Well, during The Apocrysmos, the universe is plunged into a state of utter chaos as the very gods themselves are thrown into battle. The skies crackle with energy as celestial beings clash in epic battles that shake the foundations of reality. As the gods fight, their powers are unleashed on the mortal realm, causing untold devastation and destruction. The very fabric of existence begins to unravel as the laws of physics and magic are twisted and distorted beyond recognition. Mighty beasts and monstrous abominations emerge from the chaos, drawn to the carnage and destruction like moths to a flame. These creatures are not of this world, but are born from the cosmic energies unleashed by the warring gods.

In the midst of the chaos, there are whispers of a chosen one - an individual with the power to sway the course of the Apocrysmos and determine the fate of the universe. This person is hunted by both the forces of light and darkness, as their power could be the key to victory for either side. As The Apocrysmos intensifies, the very concept of mortality becomes irrelevant. Death is no longer a certainty, as souls are torn from their bodies and dragged into the maelstrom of cosmic energies. The veil between life and death is torn asunder, and the very nature of existence is called into question. In the end, The Apocrysmos culminates in a final battle between the gods, with the fate of the universe hanging in the balance. The very laws of reality are shattered as the gods unleash their ultimate powers, and the universe is consumed by a blinding light.

When the light fades, a new universe is born from the ashes of the old. The gods are gone, and the mortal realm is forever changed by the cataclysmic events of The Apocrysmos. Those who survive are left to pick up the pieces and forge a new path in a universe that is both deadlier and more godly than ever before. After a while, "everything" is then partially reset, making the original Outerspatial form once more. It is of the choice of the gods if they would like to keep it or not. Those who do will be divided into more national groups, creating more nations in the Outerspatial. It's pretty complicated.

#### The Echoless

The Echoless event is a phenomenon that defies conventional understanding, marked by the emergence of entities possessing the ability to manipulate structures of a seemingly infinite scale. These beings or objects possess the power to create, destroy, or reshape the very fabric of Reality itself, far beyond the limits of standard human comprehension. In literature and other forms of media, this concept is often represented by vast hierarchies of existence, with each subsequent layer rendering the previous one obsolete. Alternatively, it may be depicted as an abstract space with infinite dimensions, where the laws of physics and time are distorted beyond recognition.

During the Echoless event, these entities engage in an epic struggle for dominance, as they seek to climb the infinite ladder of narrations and claim ultimate power. The shifting landscape of infinite narrations provides the stage for an epic battle of cosmic proportions, as the fate of reality hangs in the balance. The Echoless event is a testament to the boundless creativity of the human imagination, challenging our understanding of what is possible and pushing the boundaries of what we believe to be true. The only good thing about this event is that everyone (even the mortals in Creation) can exceed mathematics, completely. The downside to this is that it'll be even harder to erase the memories of said mortals as they fight for power.

(Seriously, can you guys take a break? They are only twelve-dimensional newborn gods! Just because they are more complex than you doesn't mean you can attack them! They are still adapting! It is at times like these that I really appreciate the Resistance being here.)

Anyway, back on track. Due to the uprising of Reality, there are high chances of Existence and "everything" being exceeded as well. The Higher Up There usually don't like this, so they create narrations where Reality stops existing before Reality breaks through their layers or dimension. But even after this is completed (or not completed), there are still MANY things you should worry about. You see, this event is named "The Echoless" for a reason. Why? Because soon, The Echoless realm basically takes over. Not only that, literature also gets possessed too. So yeah, Outerspatials or other works of fiction that are made up of words or text are gonna be in a lot of trouble. I tried to assist them once and I barely managed to stop them from turning off the Aethers.

WIP

## Footnotes

1. ↑ I will try my best to explain this so it is easy for mortals to read.
2. ↑ "Nulliforia" - a name for a plane of non-existence that suggests a void or absence of all things. The prefix "nulli-" meaning "nothing", combined with the suffix "-foria" suggesting a realm or world, creates a name that evokes the idea of a place where nothing exists.
3. ↑  Infinity is spelled with a capital I. It's a word, but it's also part of "everything," which is just a metaphor that is just easier to read. At least, for mortal viewers.
4. ↑  Infinity is spelled with a capital I. It's a word, but it's also part of "everything," which is just a metaphor that is just easier to read. At least, for mortal viewers.
5. ↑  *"Upon further research, multiverses contains transfinite recursions of universes. These universes are metaphysical. They also have alongside them transfinite recursions in a base multiverse, making it pretty large? Big? Strong, maybe? I'm not entirely sure."* -Dr. Corbeu, Metaphysical Expert, Europe.
6. ↑ "Apocrysmos" - a name that combines elements of "apocalypse" and "cataclysm", suggesting a time of great upheaval and destruction. The suffix "-crismos" also suggests a judgment or reckoning, tying in with the original concept of the "Time of Judgement". This name creates a sense of foreboding and urgency, while also implying a sense of finality or conclusion.
7. ↑ "Echoless" - a name for a plane that exists beyond the boundaries of our reality, where sound does not travel and echoes are nonexistent. It is a realm of silence and stillness, where the laws of physics are different from our own and the very fabric of space and time are warped and twisted. Only the bravest and most foolhardy explorers would dare to venture into the mysterious and enigmatic realm of Echoless, where danger and wonder lurk around every corner.
8. ↑ There are infinite layers in one dimension, so Reality is actually Infinity itself. Keep in mind that Infinite in The Mundane and Infinity in other dimensions are completely different.