Bnnnnnpzgg

### Aliases

Bnnnnnpzgg (after the noise he makes when jumping narratives)Ben (for short)The Unwritten

## Appearances

### ***"Wrong? No, not at all wrong, just not on the bullseye. In fact, don't ever let anyone tell you're wrong, Gramps. To put it simply, I am the culminations of many different concepts that dwell in a world far higher than the one we currently exist in. A narrative, as you called it. I am an ageless, formless, and shapeless entity that has changed an infinite amount of times and will continue to do so. But you can call me Ben."*** - Ben to Roggald Glenpatrick

**Eosond Eo'nat, the Unwritten,** also known as **Bnnnnnpzgg** (for the noise he makes when teleporting), and referred to **Ben** for short, is a majorly important figure in the plot of the Blythe Co. series. He is a non-corporeal being from a narrative above Easmemia's, though it is not ever specified how many layers above he is. Nevertheless, he is initially a frequent anti-hero that appears frequently, and on occasion fights alongside Twiller Twisk and his allies, though mostly challenges them. However, Ben eventually becomes the final main antagonist of the series due to his constantly worsening lack of stability, which weakens with each narrative jump he makes. When the two storyline series of Blythe Co. and Phooslestar converge in Final Part: That Was Fun, Goodbye!, Easmemia is being annihilated of all its matter and is coming apart at the seams. This is when Ben, out of pure reflex and concern for his survival of the event, makes a jump in the narrative. This proves to be the teleportation that will kill him, because instead of vanishing in a blip, he disintegrates into nothingness, his own infinite evolution being the death of him.

Ben's personality is that of an individual with bipolar disorder. His mind seems to be extremely unstable due to the fact that he behaves quite friendly, so much so that he expressed concern for Twiller's wellbeing after he defeated the boy in combat. Other times, he behaves incredibly malevolent and erratic. He suffers from dark impulses that cause him to make actions with high consequences that he lacks any regard for before doing them. Toward the peak of Ben's insanity when he is the main antagonist, he sheds all morality he may have had and expressed beforehand and appears as the apathetic and destructive being he is. When he dies and begins to disintegrate, he experiences a pre-mortem revelation for all he has inflicted upon others. He cries in regret and fear as, with his last words, voices that he can feel the eyes of those he has wronged watching him in his final moments.

As for Ben's powers, it is a belief of the authors of Easmemia that he is equal to Demiphoosle's strength in combat, though not in mental state. Ben is an intangible cosmic being that possesses the freedom to travel between fictional narratives. However, just as humankind on Earth is limited to its own solar system, Ben is nevertheless confined to a set number of narratives that grows as he does. There is an eventually fatal weakness to this ability, because it damages his bodily structure with each narrative. He dons a cloak to cover spreading cracks all over his "skin." Ben has had countless eons to fashion his own powers from his constant evolutions and has about thirty-one techniques.

Ben's Theme

## Scaling

Narrative Jumper: Ben is a being that obtained the ability to move between narratives, which are

## **Named Techniques**

Ben possesses thirty-one named techniques that have been shown in the series, although he has had an immeasurable amount of time and plentiful training to create and hone them. He likely has many more original, stolen, tandem, and alternate techniques that are unknown. There are three objects that these techniques are used through and are required to use in order to make the right movements for their design. He uses a sword, a scythe, and a spellbook. There is another kind that may not require a weapon or object, depending on the nature of the attack. These are the Burglar's Techniques, which are powers passed onto Ben or ones that he has observed and imitated. He also has 4 categories for these techniques, which are named for their appearance and color. These are Vehement, Narrator, WIP, and WIP. He has an additional category for "Reversal Techniques", and finally his finale technique.

**Vehemency**, the **Passionate Writer** - Vehemency is one of Ben's four energy outputs in battle, and has a consistency much like fire, though colored differently like golden flames.

**Narration**, the **Mightier Sword** - Narration is the second of Ben's four energy outputs in battle, and appears as scribbles made in either pen or colored pencil that curls around his blade.

**Transcendency, That Which Stands Above All** - Transcendency is the fourth and final of Ben's energy outputs in battle, and is only switched to to either finish a battle quickly or for usage against a strong foe. It is not used with Swordsman, Reaper, or Spellbook, and is only ever used with fists or legs.

**Swordsman Technique One, Vehement Type: Bearing of the Ring** - Ben attempts to behead his target in a circular swing that slashes around his own head, delivering two attacks to the enemy’s neck. This is best done with a propelled momentum gathered from crossing a long distance.

**Swordsman Technique Two, Vehement Type: Lightning Piercer, Past the Veil** - Ben hits his target with an ascending uppercut of his blade that launches them into the sky, where he hits them downward and then back up before they can reach the ground, creating a zigzag. This uppercut was shown to have launched Twiller Twisk into the sky and about one hundred and eighty-seven light minutes away, landing on the ring system composed of volcanic ash outside of the planet Valargo.

**Swordsman Technique Three, Vehement Type: Fibonacci Spiral** - Ben kicks off of the ground, vanishing in an instant due to the sheer force with which he used to leap, and generates a highly-concentrated swath of Vehemence around his blade. He then rockets toward his target at a speed that bends reality around him, creating a curvature in spacetime, forming a perfect Fibonacci Spiral until he reaches his destination, attempting to impaling it through its chest.

* **Tandem Technique, Vehement Type: Ardent Reversal** - After burying the blade into his enemy's chest, Ben twists the blade so the sharp end faces upward and slices that way, splitting his target from the chest up to their skull. This is followed by Vehemence incinerating them from the inside out.

**Swordsman Technique Four, Vehement Type: Atomic Fissure** - Ben makes a carefully speeded thrust with the tip of his blade, making sure to stop it at the very touch of an atom, breaking it. This is due to the fact that Ben's blade has a neutron at its tip. This technique triggers an unfathomably large nuclear explosion that spans across planets. This absolutely obliterated every planetary core that it reached.

* **Alternate Technique, Vehement Type: Atmospheric Depravation** - Ben shatters the atmosphere around a planet, throwing it into disorder and likely eradicating the life upon it. For those that were not immediately annihilated, their gravity is removed entirely.

**Swordsman Technique Five, Vehement Type: Infinite Valleys** - Ben leaps into the air and begins to swing aimlessly, creating infinitely thin and sharp sword slices in every direction. This completely overwhelmed the Shining Trapezohedron, a feat that is not replicated by any other antagonist.

**Swordsman Technique Six, Narrator Type: Conflict**

**Transcendant Technique WIP**

**Burglar’s Technique One, Gamma Ray**

* **Burglar's Technique, Alternate Type: Gamma Core Burst**

**Burglar’s Technique: Two, Death Stare**

**Reversal Technique One, Vehement Type**