Jeremiah had very few things to do on Earth, and finding the answer to his question began to become tedious. Plus, having to find an answer to a problem is one of the only times being illogical doesn’t work, and when logicality has its authority. He sat outside the Endless Chomp (now named the Open Ocean), and contemplated his next course of actions. The Zermolo had already retrieved another artifact (although not an universal one), and went out to pillage more, leaving the Master Of Illogicalities to his own thoughts.
Whenever a person is faced with mental turmoil, they may have a special place where they relieve their stresses. Many go to a park, or some sort of nature affiliated area, but for entities like Jeremiah, they went to a different place altogether. He entered the doorframe of the sea-food buffet, and vanished completely. Only appearing an instant later on the surface of an rocky-appearing “planet” (plane was the more accurate term, but planet took into account it’s spherical appearance), and in front of him was bubbles- well more like a amalgamation of said bubbles- within these “bubbles” were starry nights that numbered into the infinities.
This place, at least to Jeremiah, was known as ∀[S]Edge, and it was the Edge of All of Creation, with only an impossible force (dubbed ∀[S[£Ḉ§]Barrier by Jeremiah) preventing the beyond infinite, everconsuming, ultimate void know as Nothing-Else, from consuming Creation. Even being close to the endless nothingness that surrounds all things causes his paradoxical state to flunacte, yet even in the face of this potential danger that could end all things Jeremiah felt no fear. Instead, the beauty of the Multiverse leads out before him in the form of those “bubbles”, each bubble containing a universe in it, that the imagination could be lost in.
This was Jeremiah’s Zen Garden, the place where he relieves his own mental stress while being free from the logic of the world, and the responsibility of his Antechamber. Where he can simply relax and enjoy the endless colors the cosmos has to supply for him. Along with the colors, the cosmos sung a song, not from convention sound, but from the strings that vibrate harmoniously on a nanoscopic scale. Jeremiah would describe this as a second paradise, and his home way from home way from home. Though, his passive watching became alert observation when he saw something that concerned him, just now, a different Earth became a pinnacle of utopia, eliminating all war and struggle, and planned on spreading their success with other Earths, forming a potential problem for him and the Church Of Omega, so when went to extinguish, forcing his way through the bubble into the universe.
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Now within the universe (now dubbed Universe-U4A), Jeremiah made his way to the Earth. And from afar he could see the many similarities and differences between this Earth and his own. The geographical locations were exactly the same, the continents, the cities, all of it was exactly the same. The inhabitants appeared the same as Earth’s humans, and they even notified themselves as humans. However, one difference was the lack of exterterrisal, genetic anomaly, or even vigilante guardians of any kind. Instead, they formed a singular government, and operated under science and nothing else. This meant that they were weak, and could easily be destroyed if he wanted to, but he didn’t need to simply kill their race, he needed to erase their technology, and history to ensure they never emerged again, and the simple way to do this was to destroy their planet.
A simple flex determined where Jeremiah’s physical level was at, it was extremely high, but it wasn’t exactly high enough to destroy a planet. He could use Uncertainty, but the risk of empowering said planet would really mess with his plans. So he summoned the Zermolo with the click of a cosmic language, and in an instant they appeared before him. His plan was to stop the planet’s rotation, and use it’s centrifugal force as a way to throw off the buildings and rearrange the planet. So to do this, Jeremiah and the Zermolo each took a section of the Earth (hidden underneath a cloak Jeremiah prepared so they could go unnoticed by the inhabitants, and held the Earth in place, rapidly halting its movement. Not too long after they brought it to the halt, and a sight that Jeremiah can only describe as hilarious played.
The atmosphere moved at 1100 miles per hour, sweeping over their precious buildings, and carrying away it’s residents into the atmosphere, killing most of them due lack of oxygen. Their continents shifted enough to cause earth tremors that split the ground into too, causing the oceans to rush in and rapidly cool down their mantle and core,slowing it down as well. The lack of movement meant the lack of magnetic fields, exposing the planet to the harmful radiation of the cosmos, burning and freezing the oceans and forestry. Finally, to deliver the final blow, the Zermolo would head to the core, simply bypassing the mantle due to Jeremiah’s protection, and continue to batter it with a barrage of blows, until it finally gave way , crumbling underneath the pressure, causing the entire planet to go with it, in a magnificent bang.
Near that Earth's Mars, Jeremiah watched the spectacular explosion in triumph, but some drew his attention. It was a small speck in comparison to the planet itself, And so, he went. It was small , purple and transparent. It weakly flickered in the open void of space, and its flight pattern was random. It fluttered towards him, and quickly hid itself in his hands. He knew it wasn’t sentient, but it acted like it was. He opened his palms to see what it was, but instead he saw the memories of the planet, and the people on it, their accomplishments and failures. It did little to change his idea of destroying the planet, and he felt no regret doing so, but it opened up a revelation...Maybe this is what drew the many aliens to Earth, something so infinitesimal but with such an impact that it drew them in the billions. He sent the purple speck to his artifactual chamber to be held. And now he believed he had a solution to his problem, and he called it The Nex⊻s of an Earth, and he returned back to his home to experiment with it.
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