Chasekilleen
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Because isn't 3812's power to transcend or supercede something immediately??
Can he or IT transcend The Unwritten? Just curious.
Can he or IT transcend The Unwritten? Just curious.
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If you NLF him, then yes. If not, he cannot.
What's so special about the Unwritten??Hell to the no.
This is a huuuuuuge misconception on his ability. If he were to actually supersede anything immediately, he would have been above the narrative stacks already. And he's still bound by it, hell even this one being called St. Alagadda is tieing with him due to being everything that was, is, or will be, so if you're above those concepts or are those on a 1-A+ to high 1-A level you're automatically > 3812.Because isn't 3812's power to transcend or supercede something immediately??
I might be misinterepting it but I am pretty sure the author said that he supercedes everything.This is a huuuuuuge misconception on his ability. If he were to actually supersede anything immediately, he would have been above the narrative stacks already. And he's still bound by it, hell even this one being called St. Alagadda is tieing with him due to being everything that was, is, or will be, so if you're above those concepts or are those on a 1-A+ to high 1-A level you're automatically > 3812.
I'm going to be completely honest, I do disagree with the downgrade for scp's being 2-A to 1-C but that's a different topic.
The Leviathan is High 1-A
So no,he cannot,no matter how High into 1-A+ he reaches
(Though pretty sure High 1-A Leviathan is bullshit but I don't care anymore)
I might be misinterepting it but I am pretty sure the author said that he supercedes everything.
I mean this isn't a first time since Suggs thinks like that and also a user thinks that Overvoid in DC contains all of fiction itself from an ambiguous quote by Grant Morrison lol.This is just classic NLF. Since when does an author have authority over all of fiction?