[quote=thewizardguy]
The creature glows up once more, as a massive weight strikes your mind. A being not fettered by physical form, it's mental presence dwarfing entire civilizations of sentient beings, the creature's consciousness reached out to Kaika. A single finger of godlike thought, drilling into your brain. It's thoughts, inhuman and impossible for any mortal brain to fathom, flood into your mind, images and experiences flashing through the temporary connection, a stream of information and pain, the accumulated thoughts and memories of the life of a God. Or a Demon.

For a moment, you see a single pont. An absolute, black spot. No light, no time, no space. The very concepts of time and space were irrelevant in that one, infinite instance, an existence that encompassed all. And then, through some small flicker, some impossible disturbance in the absolute balance that was this entity, this single point, Infinite possibility manifests outwards, as uncontainable energy and matter bursts forth, an explosion that was not rivaled since the beginning of creation. From the darkness came light, from it came existence. Time and space form into existence, forced into working systems by the expansion of the singularity. The birth of all that was today, witnessed from one who had experienced it, an image that could never be forgotten, imprinted directly into your brain.
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In that instant, Kaika's focus starts to falter as these thoughts began to leech into her mind, the energy she was aiming to use began to fade. It is to be noted that since she had sacrificed a piece of her soul to create a reincarnation in the Living World, a world that she's now declared dead in, Kaika had also lost several of her own memories upon losing that piece of her soul that should had been carried down wit her into the "afterlife." Here, this certainly didn't help with the fact that her mind had one huge missing hole of where her previous memories were, so it was like these thoughts being pushed into her mind was actually filling up the memory gap she had, making a place within her mental state. "...w.....w..what.." Kaika stuttered as she placed her hand to her forehead, this amount of information, the very concept of these thoughts was mind-boggling. Just the concept of it wasn't really easy for Kaika to decipher on her own, and she wasn't sure what the point was of sending these thoughts to her in the first place. Actually, the more she thought about it, the more she was getting confused and lost in thought.