Kyn's understanding of the chaos realm's fundamental nature began to crystallize as he delved deeper into its intricacies. He'd learned about Yesh's rule over Khaos, the intricate power structure, and the interrelationships of various divine entities. But now there was a deeper revelation, one that would change his perception of the very essence of creation itself.
Kyn, "So, Yesh is not just chaos; Yesh is also the Creator."
Gaia nodded, her eyes reflecting a mixture of wisdom and acknowledgment of Kyn's realisation.
Gaia, "You're right, Yesh, as the embodiment of Khaos, carries the essence of both matter and dark matter, the building blocks of all existence, within himself. However, Khaos is not Yesh because it cannot exist without Yesh."
Kyn's mind raced as he tried to comprehend the magnitude of this revelation. Yesh, the enigmatic force he'd met, wasn't just chaos for the sake of chaos. Yesh was the primal force from which all forms and natures of life emerged.
Kyn, astounded, "Yesh shapes Khaos' creation. Khaos is the basis for all life."
Gaia, "Precisely. Yesh paints the tapestry of existence on the canvas that is Khaos. It's the fertile ground from which all forms of life emerge."
Kyn's perspective shifted when he realised the chaos realm was more than just a chaotic void; it was the source of all creation. Yesh's dual role as both chaos and Creator defied simple definitions. The dance between these two aspects was the cosmos' very heartbeat.
"So, the chaos realm isn't just a realm of randomness," Kyn reflected. "It's a realm of limitless possibilities."
"Indeed, " Gaia said, smiling. "Chaos is not the absence of order; it is the source of all order. It's the realm where possibilities emerge and existence's threads are woven."
Kyn felt awe and humility as he absorbed this profound truth. The chaos realm was not to be feared; rather, it was to be understood, respected, and embraced. Yesh's complexities as chaos and Creator revealed a cosmic dance that defied mortal comprehension.
Kyn expresses gratitude for assisting him in comprehending. Everything was changing.
Gaia, while being cute " Your welcome, The journey of discovery continues, and you have now become a part of the tapestry that connects mortals to the divine. "I'm looking forward to it."
So, technically, Khaos was a being that bowed down to only one supreme being but existed in multiple realities. It couldn't be tamed, and it didn't want to be, a void unto itself, a deep abyss.
So if the rule of civilizations were to be applied, Yesh would be a being of 'Infinity' and so would be Khaos but of smaller 'Infinity'. The Primals, Gaia and the like of Type 4 kind of civilization, only capable of interacting with us by forming avatars of themselves to walk among us as Gods. But the gods, were those deemed worthy to be as strong as these avatars, Zeus and Odin, being great examples of characters that could interact with chaos but not be of it. As for I, I should fall under Type 2 as I have been given the blessings of chaos.
" Then that technically makes me safe from your shenanigan's," Kyn grinned.
Kyn discovered a unique truth about his own existence among the revelations of the chaos realm and the intricate web of connections between mortals and divinity. The realisation came to him slowly, as if a puzzle piece had finally found its place in the grand scheme of the universe.
Kyn, you are thoughtful. "My connection to the abnormal is what distinguishes me."
Gaia, who was standing beside him, agreed. Her eyes were filled with empathy and understanding, as if she recognised the weight of this revelation on Kyn's shoulders.
Gaia, "You're right, Kyn. Your relationship with the chaotic and divine aspects of existence has shaped your very being. You're not supposed to be normal in the traditional sense."
Kyn's mind raced as he processed the information. He'd always felt like a misfit, as if there was something fundamentally different about him that set him apart. The pieces were finally falling into place, revealing a greater purpose.
Kyn, reflective, "I've always felt like I didn't belong. "And now I know why."
Gaia's face softened, and she placed a comforting hand on Kyn's shoulder.
Gaia, "But your uniqueness is your strength, Kyn. It is what enables you to navigate the complexities of this realm and forge connections that connect the mortal and divine."
Kyn's thoughts were a jumble of acceptance and apprehension. He was adjusting to the fact that his journey had been anything but ordinary, that his connection with chaos and divinity had led him on a path of discovery and purpose.
"And what about you, Gaia?" Kyn inquires.
Gaia smiled wistfully as she looked at the mortal beside her.
Gaia, "For once, I consider myself fortunate. I have the opportunity to live life as a normal girl, to let go of the burden of being a goddess."
Kyn's heart warmed at the thought of Gaia embracing the simple joys and challenges that came with being human.
Kyn with a gentle smile he looked into her eyes, seeing her expectations, "You deserve that, Gaia."
Kyn felt a mix of emotions as their conversation progressed, a sense of purpose mixed with uncertainty. His link with the abnormal had provided him with insights and connections that others could only dream of, but it had also forced him to undergo a transformation that he had yet to fully comprehend.
Kyn is steadfast. "I know I have a transformation ahead of me, Gaia. I'll face it as I have every other challenge. As for now, I'm a hunter and that will be my bread and butter."
Gaia's eyes were filled with admiration and pride. She saw in Kyn a spirit that was unafraid to embrace the unknown, a resilience that transcended mortal limitations. She had picked well.
Gaia, "You won't be alone, Kyn. I'll be there with you, as will the intricate web of connections you will of have woven along the way."
As the truth began to sink in, Kyn realised that his uniqueness was both a blessing and a burden. He was a traveller on a path that led to the heart of chaos and creation, a bridge between worlds. And he knew that with Gaia's guidance and the bonds he had formed, he would face whatever lay ahead with determination and purpose.
"About the Shenanigan's issue, for now, inorder to have fun, I am of type 2 same as you, you can't escape '(>p<)' ." ,Gaia said while jumping in for a hug.