Filed Under: Aegis Multiversal Archive
Clearance: Ω-Restricted
Note: Public religions are unreliable sources.
A god is not defined by worship, power, size, or immortality.
A god is defined by domain sovereignty.
A true god exists within the Godly Realm of at least one absolute attribute — an aspect of existence so fundamental that reality recognizes it as law rather than force.
Examples of attributes:
Endings
Time
Heat
Gravity
Silence
Growth
Decay
Motion
Void
Creation
A being that is an attribute — rather than merely wielding it — is divine.
Power without attribute is ascension, not godhood.
Gods do not have a fixed form.
They may manifest as:
A living entity
A planet
A storm
A blade
A concept
A song
A child
A mathematical constant
A ring
Form is a projection, not a body.
If the destruction of a god’s form does not end the attribute, the god persists.
This is why killing gods is nearly impossible.
The Godly Realm is not a place — it is a state of existence.
A being within the Godly Realm:
Does not use an attribute — it exists as its expression
Does not obey causality when acting within its domain
Cannot be fully understood by mortal perception
Is recognized by reality itself as authoritative
A god may possess multiple attributes.
Example:
End exists simultaneously as:
Ending
Curiosity
Pain
Cycle
Termination of meaning
This multiplicity is what made End nearly unbeatable.
A demi-god is a mortal who has exceeded the maximum survivable limit of mortal existence and survived the consequence.
A mortal must reach 100 in a single physical stat
(Strength, Endurance, Speed, etc.)
This is not symbolic.
At 100, the body will attempt to kill itself:
Organs rupture
Bones reject muscle
Neural feedback overloads
Reality resists the contradiction
If the mortal survives this collapse, an evolution event occurs.
Upon surviving the threshold, the mortal undergoes Godform Manifestation.
This is not cosmetic.
Their biology, soul, and metaphysical structure rewrite themselves to accommodate impossible strain.
This results in:
A Godly Form — the truest expression of what the being has become
Permanent divergence from mortal rules
Partial immunity to causality within a narrow scope
Some demi-gods are locked into this form.
Others learn to shift between forms, refining control.
No two godly evolutions are identical.
A demi-god:
Is not eternal
Does not possess domain sovereignty
Can be killed
Can be replaced
Can be outgrown
They are living contradictions — not laws.
Even the strongest demi-god is still beneath true divinity.
A mortal cannot become a true god alone.
This is absolute.
There are only two known methods of true god creation:
The original gods formed naturally from reality stabilizing itself.
This process no longer occurs.
Two demi-gods, each stabilized beyond mortal limits, may merge — willingly or catastrophically.
If their combined existence:
Anchors an attribute
Stabilizes reality instead of rupturing it
Is acknowledged by the Godly Realm
Then a new god is born.
The original beings cease to exist as individuals.
Godhood consumes identity.
Many beings are mistaken for gods.
Ascended superhumans empowered by belief, bloodlines, or cosmic thresholds.
They wield immense force — but do not embody attributes.
They can rule worlds.
They cannot rewrite reality.
Entities elevated by artifacts, viruses, or divine residue (e.g., Limitless Virus).
Powerful, unstable, finite.
Not gods.
They serve gods — knowingly or not.
To determine if something is a god, ask one question:
If it ceased to exist, would reality lose something fundamental?
If the answer is yes — it is a god.
If the answer is no — it is merely powerful.
Gods do not seek worship.
They do not need belief.
They do not fear death.
They are what ends, burns, falls, grows, or remains.
Everything else — Proven, demi-gods, kings, monsters — are temporary answers to permanent questions.
And reality remembers the difference.