A man walks. He does not know where he is going or where he has come from, but he does not care. For he walks. The ground beneath his feet remaining rigid, solid. Then the ground gives way to liquid. It clear blue majesty being a reflection of a perfect sky. The man does not care, for he only walks. Initially, he is unable to walk on the liquid until eventually, he does. The man walks. Eventually he has walked everywhere on this planet of his, so he walks away from it. The ground gives way to air. The man walks on it, for he requires no solidity from the surface he walks on.
Eventually there is nothing but a void filled with infinite pinpricks of light. A beauty unmatched. Each filling their own section of the cosmic void with their own light. Some scorch the worlds around them and some leave them with no light or warmth, a perpetual dark and cold. And he wonders how through all the chaos, the world from whence he came managed to end up on the perfect place to become a beautiful oasis of life amongst a vast universe.
He walks through the void, no longer needing a surface to walk upon. He visits countless stars and countless worlds, to which he is known as a traveler of them all. Some consider him a god. Others consider him a hyper advance life form. Still others think of him as a machine. None of these are true, for he is simply a walker, a tourist among the stars.
As he gazes out upon a vast cosmos, he laments that he has now wandered amongst all the stars and planets, the galaxies and clusters, even the holes in space and time itself he has explored. So he walks to edge of reality, and then past it.
He discovers more realities, each he wanders through in turn, witnessing the birth and death of countless new ones. He witnesses entities that can only be described as gods, yet he is unfazed by them. He walks beyond them approaching the border of limitless realities.
As he surpasses the edge of space and time he comes across other multiverses. None of them seem to be too much different however, so as his body wanders, his mind does as well. Traveling ideatic space he sees all conceived ideas and concepts, he sees the wonders of consciousness and imagination. He witnesses all good and bad ideas, every thought and impulse ever had. And as he sees it they, in a sense, become apart of his mind. A perfect quilt layered out in his mind.
His mind reaches the limit for human minds and so he leaves it as well, witnessing thing he should not know, that nobody should know. Ideas hazardous to consciousness, abstract concepts beyond comprehension, metaphysical realities each containing their own forms of comprehensible thought. Some were horrifying. Still others were wonderful. And soon all thought, comprehensible or otherwise, has been joined within this quilt of his mind.
As he returns to physical reality he has surpassed even the Omniverse he had once resided in, he had already seen all there was to see in the metaphysical plane so he did not lament this. How he even thought at this point was a mystery. But the Outerverse was his to explore, with space and time moving and shifting around him to go anywhere and anywhen he liked. Even after all of that though he still felt a calling from beyond the edge of everything and nothing. So he walked. He witnessed a gatekeeper dressed in a black robe at the edge of everything, The Final Barrier. The figure simply let him pass, knowing that his lord wished for this. And once he had passed that barrier, he saw it.
All that was Is and all that was Not. True Omnipotence, gazing at him, beckoning him closer. And so he did. He moved into the aura of absolution and witnessed all there was, and all he needed to do. What The Lord asked of him to do, and he was offered a choice. To carry out his task, or to refuse and be placed back to whence he came. It was at this moment where he realized that this had been done before, and that each and every time he had refused. With all he had done, and there being nothing left to do, knowing that this was his destiny, he broke the loop and finally accepted.
- The Man who Walked to God, a tale taken from an ancient scripture allegedly passed down directly from Quondam.
Overview[]
<inclBlack!Hole Sansudeonly> The Walker is an enigmatic entity, allegedly chosen specifically by Quondam(?) to be used for…something…what that is is still unclear. (Though that should be expected from a literal Omnipotent entity who may or may not exist)
The Walker appears to be capable of moving to any time or place (or lack thereof) it likes and is unbound by existence or nonexistence. There is very little difference between its physical and metaphysical existence and its thoughts are unknowable and possibly beyond any from of comprehension.
The Walker is not bound by any form of authority and is free to disregard the whims of anything/everything/nothing or anybody/everybody/nobody he wishes.
That being said, The Walker seems utterly incapable of doing anything beyond it’s instructed task. As such it cannot harm people or effect anything beyond what it is instructed to do. To date, it has never been instructed to do something that effects a different entity that we know of. That being said this means that the collection of cheese is something it is instructed to do, which seems unlikely so maybe it just doesn’t care about effecting any entity.
Appearance[]
Its appearance appears to be highly variable and not at all consistent but it seems to be based on what the entity perceiving it believes to be the most, “innocuous” implying that it’s purpose must be carried out in secret.
Abilities[]
It capabilities are unknown but we can make a few educated guesses.
Unrestricted Movement[]
Can move to any point in space and/or time, even beyond it and through it. Is not bound by space and time in any form. Space and Time automatically shift around it to suit its needs to go somewhere and/or somewhen. Of course this is saying this as if space and time need to even be present, as this can also be applied to ideatic space, other planes of existence with space and time wildly different or completely absent, and nonexistence. Can even move specific parts of its physical and/or metaphysical structures in these various ways. No limits whatsoever to its movement.
Unrestricted Comprehension[]
Can comprehend and understand all and nothing. All that is and is not. Nothing is hidden from its mind as it has apparently assimilated all information, existent or otherwise, into its memory and understanding, essentially granting it Nigh-Omniscience.
Antimemetic Aura[]
As it was previously stated, people perceive it as the most innocuous thing they can think of. Not only that but it is incredibly hard to notice it or think about it without forgetting it. It’s hard to even perceive it. By hard this appears to mean Nigh-Impossible, even for Outerversal entities. Recorded information does stay constant and can be remembered thankfully.
Causual Void[]
Also appears to sometimes be unable to have an effect directed at it. Any action taken will be redirected to nothing, essentially erasing the effect by directing the cause at nothing. This is done by making the entity the causual equivalent of nothing without actually changing anything. The only way known to be able to bypass this is with hyper-powerful causality manipulation, which all attempts to do so have caused the instant disappearance of The Walker.
Immortality/Eternality(?)[]
Has always been existent throughout all of Time and Space and all things beyond it. Is unable to die, or be destroyed or erased in anyway by any being other than Quondam. This was directly granted by Quondam by the seems of it. The exact nature of this ability are unknown and we’re not even sure if it has it. We’re kinda just speculating at this point.