Multiverse class 101
Alright, to clear something up, chaos is an incredibly dangerous substance, in small amounts the rest of reality kind of harmonizes the chaos particles, so they are just turned into more regular particles that make up matter and energy. But in extremely large amounts, the chaos disharmonizes regular matter and energy, creating more chaos... so anyone who brings chaos into the multiverse is branded "warlock", through science or magic, and usually hunted down by the Ancients. I'll talk about them later, in the next comic post.
Finally, Chaos particles are completely random, but when near reallity start to gain a little bit of orderlyness... thus Chaos Spawn are born, those nasty things in the last panel, Chaos spawn just follow the normal urge of chaos, destroy order and turn it to chaos, they just look cooler while doing it!
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the evil scientist has opened up a can of chaos, can the ancients handle it? i think they can, but i don't know if either side can actually destroy the other. i'm pulling for at least a little control of chaos, but then would it be chaos? can chaos be controlled, or by identification as such must it be set to order and destroyed as chaos?
more explanations.
Chaos can't be destoryed, it can be neutralized so it doesn't become Chaos spawn, and thus activly turn normal energy and matter into more chaos, and once neutralized it can be turned into more normal matter and energy... but the process takes so incredibly long that the Ancients can only prevent leaks, they can't expand the multiverse farther than it already has.
Conclusion to this epic battle tommorow, and then concept art on how Lucky throw evolved, the ideas that sparked it, and some other completely weird stuff that was apart of the original plan, but probably will never be seen in this series.
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Multiverse class 101