He knows what you're really asking, pharaoh, though not why - was the breakup seriously that bad? How?? He knows how Ryou felt, and it was bad, but the guy wasn't considering an apocalypse as a viable coping mechanism...
The Ring-Spirit's tone of voice doesn't change, but he narrows his eyes at the pharaoh. ]
Mm... Based on the behavior of that rift, it depends on what precisely you're looking for - I'd say that this dimension would less "collapse" and more "be subsumed into something greater". Things were entering through the rift, remember? There's clearly something surrounding this realm, and it's not the void.
Now, if you merely want to wreck the joint, smash the Fog and Fourth's playthings and leave it at that, than an unplugged rift would do a wonderful job. Both gods might very well lose all control over the remains.
But there would be remains, and none of the mortals here would be "freed". My best guess is Ryslig would merge directly with the Sea of Stars, and based on what I know of that place, death would simply cease to be - even as a temporary escape.
[ Slowly the Ring-Spirit forces himself to shut his eyes altogether. Disengage. Try to assume less-than-the-worst of Atem here. Atem's a mortal, they don't - no, no, his own hate stemmed directly from his mortal self, mortal hatred probably burns hotter than a deity's. Oh, for fuck's sake... The Ring-Spirit lets out a frustrated sigh with the breath he doesn't remember taking, and carefully maneuvers his talons to allow himself to pinch the bridge of his nose without skewering anything. ]
So is that what you're looking for? Enhanced suffering? Or are you just getting desperate for a way out?
[ The edge in his voice has finally turned into something else - weary exasperation. What is he even dealing with anymore. He feels so old suddenly. He'd just wanted to be angry, stop making him feel like THIS instead. ]
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He knows what you're really asking, pharaoh, though not why - was the breakup seriously that bad? How?? He knows how Ryou felt, and it was bad, but the guy wasn't considering an apocalypse as a viable coping mechanism...
The Ring-Spirit's tone of voice doesn't change, but he narrows his eyes at the pharaoh. ]
Mm... Based on the behavior of that rift, it depends on what precisely you're looking for - I'd say that this dimension would less "collapse" and more "be subsumed into something greater". Things were entering through the rift, remember? There's clearly something surrounding this realm, and it's not the void.
Now, if you merely want to wreck the joint, smash the Fog and Fourth's playthings and leave it at that, than an unplugged rift would do a wonderful job. Both gods might very well lose all control over the remains.
But there would be remains, and none of the mortals here would be "freed". My best guess is Ryslig would merge directly with the Sea of Stars, and based on what I know of that place, death would simply cease to be - even as a temporary escape.
[ Slowly the Ring-Spirit forces himself to shut his eyes altogether. Disengage. Try to assume less-than-the-worst of Atem here. Atem's a mortal, they don't - no, no, his own hate stemmed directly from his mortal self, mortal hatred probably burns hotter than a deity's. Oh, for fuck's sake... The Ring-Spirit lets out a frustrated sigh with the breath he doesn't remember taking, and carefully maneuvers his talons to allow himself to pinch the bridge of his nose without skewering anything. ]
So is that what you're looking for? Enhanced suffering? Or are you just getting desperate for a way out?
[ The edge in his voice has finally turned into something else - weary exasperation. What is he even dealing with anymore. He feels so old suddenly. He'd just wanted to be angry, stop making him feel like THIS instead. ]