Mage of Chaos: Theory on the Universe - pt. 3

As we continue on this discussion of the Universe, we discover that theories are meant to be either proven or dis-proven as knowledge is gained. Zol, the smartest mage of his time, disagrees with both Dilmoth and Moordikiin as he expands and corrects their basic principles.

Zol Darklock’s Theory: Though I have spoken to Moordikiin several times concerning the fallacies of his theory concerning the planes, he refuses to listen to logic. However, Moordikiin’s theory does have some relevance, though it creates an unseen problem which any man of his experience should have foreseen. Since the Negative and Positive planes exist side-by-side, what is to prevent them from coming together like the opposite polarities of magnets which would eventually, but instantaneously, destroy one another. This presents the existence of Grey Matter, a neutral substance lying between the two planes keeping them separated. This Grey Matter would be a plane where both time and energy are undefined, where both positive and negative planar material can co-exist within proximity. A plane like the Astral Plane, where Time and Energy exist at the will of conscious thought, not through the manipulation of either time or energy. This changes Moordikiin’s model moving the Astral Plane from between the material planes and ethereal plane to between the negative and positive planes. Therefore, the Astral Plane stretches from Time to Energy along all points. Through the use of the Astral Plane, both time and energy from the Negative Planes can be easily bridged and controlled within the Positive Planes. This also means the planes of Heaven and Hell exist within the Astral Plane by the will of the gods; not as Moordikiin theorized, but rather as suggested under Dilmoth’s original premise.