In the furthest reaches of reality
Hides a realm in the last warmth of entropy
inside the ashes of a long dead sky
A place where eternals have come to die
Hear its last singularity scream
Find the devouring machine who can no longer dream.
The last story of the Interloper series. If you can't find it, don't worry, I haven't written it yet, because I'm an idiot.
Title inspired by "Outside the Reaching Sky"
Written in a style vaguely reminiscent of “Lost Cities”
Slight references to "Song of the Spheres"
Slight references to "The Immortal Loops"
Slight references to "Sufficiently Advanced"
Slight references to an unpublished series "Between the Multiverses"
Chapters (4)
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TLDR I am an idiot with no patience and way too much lore crammed in my head so I wrote the last story in a unwritten like, 20 part series.
Side note, this and "Diary of the Dead" is technically part of the same series.
even more TLDR: the Interloper is a Tanya expy who really hates ROBs dumping people into harrowing situations without their consent for amusement, and decided to travel the multiverse to figure out how to kill gods.
Well that's an interesting setting.
I'm guessing ROB stands for R-something Omnipotent Bastard and not Robotic Operating Buddy. Though I suppose there's nothing that says it can't be both...
Fascinating conclusion to an untold saga. I do love when Twilight ends up bringing the light of friendship to dark and dusty corners of the multiverse. Thank you for it.
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Its a trope of sorts in the SI OC type stories on elsewhere sites, of an random omnipotent being grabbing someone and tossing them elsewhere for some sort of task or amusement.
FYI, the Interloper first stars as Agatha/Trestine/Quartave/Quintas/[TBA] in Diary of the Dead
But should I expect this story to stand ok on its own (if I haven't read any of those other stories) or not?
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It takes place so far in the future that it pretty much is a standalone story, but i do reference a few things in passing.