That’s quite the schedule they’ve got there. (It’d be a shame if somebody, ahh, broke it.)
I like how Zesty Ranch John writes in a math letter and Christopher tries to counter it with semantics. Come on! I don’t believe him for a second, mind you. I think Adam was right about there not being truly infinite everything, though, which does make a difference.
As I said on the TLP discord on reflection my position is that OblivAeon is the reason why all these versions of Nightmist are dead. If OblivAeon just keeps meddling from afar and doesn’t become this multiverse ending threat she never needs to do that.
More than that. When big O destroys timelines/universes, they’re destroying EVERYTHING. So an infinity is destroyed every time. While the infinity of Nightmists that are destroyed, or the Infinity-2 of Hakas that vanish, O destroyed entire universes, so an infinity was destroyed every time.
And if you think you can’t have multiple infinities, or an infinite infinities… then stop thinking in math and start thinking world building!
My reaction was basically “this is such a MigrantP question and this is such a Christopher answer”.
Though I’d argue Adam by definition has to be correct: As the multiverse has to be finite or else OA couldn’t win to begin with.
I also on the server argued what OddballPaladin did: Both Nightmist and La Comodora are only ending one life in a universe but OA ends every life, so the math isn’t as simple as it looks.
I await with trepidation the arrival of Flamin’ Hot John from the Inversiverse, the cruel, evil, sadistic creator of nigh-unconquerable Weekly One-Shot challenges!
We do get those once in a while…if you scroll way back to near the beginning of the weekly collection, you’ll find something called “Ridiculous Challenge Time” which is very aptly named.
