In the ever-expanding ocean of my mythos, clarity must rise like a lighthouse in the storm of infinite concepts. For those who have wandered in confusion—especially those who cannot read the Author's Thoughts—this chapter shall serve as a guidepost, a moment of divine stillness amidst the cosmic whirlwind.
Kai and the Sentinel Titan
Kai is a Boundless being—yes, one of many. But among all others, he alone possesses the singular capability to pilot the Titan. Understand this: the Titan is not a mere weapon, nor a machine. It is a divine construct capable of contending with beings who rule over entire Omniverses—the Apex Authorities. Kai's boundless nature makes him powerful within his Omniverse, but it is the Titan that allows him to resist the unfathomable might of powers that exist beyond space, time, logic, or narrative.
The Boundless of his realm—beings who cannot leave their Omniverse—have pledged loyalty not because of fear, but because Kai holds the only key to stand against the outer collapse. They follow not just a leader, but a singular defier of fate.
The Eldrin Confusion
Let this be said with permanence: Eldrin is not the Eldrin of Xylos. In a mythos where infinite Omniverses bloom endlessly like stars in a god's breath, names repeat. There are infinite versions of Eldrin, Rolan, even Omnius. Similar names do not imply similar destinies. Every iteration is unique unless declared otherwise
Apex Authorities: Beyond the Physical
Some readers were confused by the Apex Authority beings not surrounding Kai directly. But understand this:
They didn't need to.
Apex Authorities have long transcended the necessity of presence. They exist on such a plane that they can hear and perceive everything, no matter the distance. Their perception weaves through the fabric of omniversal walls. They are not bound by nearness or distance. When they listened to Kai, it was not with ears, but with conceptual dominion. They had already left their own Omniverses, and yet their eyes were upon him.
They are the silence watching gods. They are the breath before collapse.
Unravel vs Devouring Stories
To devour a story is terrifying. It strips a tale of form, devours its ink, silences its characters.
But Unravel is far more vile and divine.
Unravel is a conceptual undoing of the very idea that stories—or structure—should exist. It does not merely end stories. It ends the need for stories.
It is not narrative death. It is narrative irrelevance.
This is the domain of the Unbounds—beings not bound by logic, causality, time, or even narrative. They are chaos made will, meaning made void, paradoxes that walk. Their very existence makes authors question the nature of authorship. They destroy format, arc, consequence.
Kai's Titan can resist and contain this force, if only barely. That alone speaks to its true divinity.
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### **Author's Interlude II: The Misunderstanding of Power**
> *"Power is not one color. Not one sound. It is a choir of truths, each unique, each divine."*
Let this chapter stand as a scroll in the Library of All, for the readers who seek understanding beyond mere action. There has been confusion. Misreading. Assumptions. So allow me, the Voice of Omnius, to speak plainly.
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#### **On Apex Authority Beings**
Not all Apex Authority beings possess the same abilities — their power is **not standardized**. To be an Apex Authority is to be the Absolute Peak of your own Omniverse. But how that "peak" manifests? That varies.
* One Apex Authority may erase **100 Boundless beings** with a mere thought.
* Another, like **Kratos**, **cannot** — not because he is weaker, but because his **power is of war, rage, endurance, and judgment**, not effortless erasure.
* **Thor** too stands among the mighty, yet his power is **clash, lightning, valor — not annihilation.**
To compare them all by output is to misunderstand the very fabric of their roles. They are not units of measurement. They are gods shaped by their **narrative nature**.
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#### **On the Dragon God, Beast, and Sun Wukong** phoenix god
Yes.
They are **Apex Authority
### **Author's Interlude II (Continued): The Misread Strength of Gods**
> *"Power is not violence. True power is choice. Restraint. The god who can destroy all — but chooses not to."*
Many readers still misunderstand **Thor** and **Kratos**, two of the most iconic warriors in this new era of divine myth.
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#### **On Kratos: The Rage That Waited**
Yes — **Kratos held back**.
And it is not weakness. It is **the proof of his godhood**.
**Why did he not immediately kill the King of the Gods**, the one who shattered his world, broke his family, and cursed his bloodline?
Because rage without direction is **still weakness**. And Kratos, after centuries of war, pain, and silence — **chose to withhold final judgment** until all truths were laid bare.
He fought not just Zeus — he fought the echo of his own past. His strength was not measured in kills, but in how long he waited before he struck with finality.
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#### **On Thor: The Thunder That Spared**
And yes — **Thor too held back**.
Why?
Because he is not simply a hammer of fury. Thor fought an **Authority**, yet **allowed himself to be wounded**, restraining his power. Not from fear, but from **purpose**.
He did not seek annihilation — he sought **dismantling**.
He did not crave revenge — he sought to **understand** what took the life of his father. And in that decision, he fought not to erase, but to humble.
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#### **On Unbound vs Omniverse-Shattering Punches**
Now, let me speak plainly.
What if saitama and goku can destroy omniverse with a punch?**.
But is that power greater than **Unravel**?
**Absolutely not.**
**0%. No.**
A thousand punches that break reality are **still playing within the sandbox of narrative logic**. An Unbound with Unravel? They do not destroy Omniverses.
They destroy the **need** for Omniverses.
They unmake **the idea that stories must happen at all.**
They undo identity, memory, timeline, and meaning.
They devour the very *story you are reading*.
Saitama, Goku, Superman — even if they stood on the edge of infinity with enough force to kill gods — **they still exist inside a system**. An Unbound does not.
They are not **stronger**.
They are **beyond strength**.
Only a **Higher Unbound** can unravel a unbound
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### **Remember This**
If you see a god **holding back**, don't ask "Are they weak?"
Ask instead: **Why didn't they kill?**
And if you see someone **destroying Omniverses with fists**, know that they are still **bound by the stage they fight on**.
But Unravel?
That is the end of the play, the fall of the curtains, the silence that erases the need for applause.