| “ | "My home dimension has to be gone by now," I thought as I popped into a new dimension. This one was strange. Everything was... grey.. but I can feel the wind. I looked at my diagnostics It appears there was a breathable amount of Oxygen in the air. This planet was entirely the same as ours just undeveloped. It was getting late and I needed to build a shelter. Now with the rest of the night, I just used the fuel I had left to charge my suit. |
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| ~ Auren Da'at |
Character Synopsis
Auren Da'at is the main protagonist and later to be revealed narrator of the web story "I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars". He was a human from a highly advanced technology from a lone gone universe that was devoured by The Void. Auren's job was to work on advanced suit for the purposes of hopping to different dimensions to escape the sentient void consuming their reality. Eventually, he made a well-functioning suit despite the numerous failures that spawned from this goal, which he uses to explore creation in order to prevent The Void from erasing all of reality
It's later revealed that Auren is The Absolute, a "being" that is transcendent of everything and cannot be reached by any means or expressed by any value. They are both the beginning of all stories and also it's ending, with the Auren we know being "created" when The Absolute slipped his consciousness into a lower avatar to see what living was like and to experience existence
Character Statistics
Tiering: Low 1-A | 1-A β | 1-A Ω
Verse: I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars
Name: Auren Da'at (also called "Auren D." or even just "Auren") | The Absolute
Gender: Male
Age: Non-Applicable (Auren was never birthed to begin with and is merely an aspect of "The Absolute", having been both the origin and the ending)
Classification: Transcendental Human, Avatar of The Absolute | God
Special Abilities:
Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Longevity (Lived for thousands of year as a result of his suit), Dimensional Travel (His suit allows him to travel through different universes and transcend through the various hierarchies of universes), Teleportation (Through the use of his suit, which can warp to different points), Statistics Amplification (Can amplify his strength to an unfathomably degree), Immortality (Type 9; An aspect of The Absolute), Information Analysis (Through the visors of his suit, he can analyze the surrounding area and even spot targets), Healing (His suit comes equipped with repairs that can fix his body, such as destroyed vocal cords or even a broken spine), Acausality (Singularity; Couldn't be seen at any point in time by The Headless King), Cloth Manipulation (His suit is capable of changing to blend in within alien societies); Resistance to Fragnance Manipulation, Poison Manipulation, Corrosion Manipulation and Fungus (His suit can filter out the abilities of The Headless King, including smells and various sense altering things)
All previous abilities but with increased Statistics Amplification, Dimensional Travel and Teleportation (Upon upgrading his suit, he could transcend the multiverse and reach above the narratives beyond it, reaching The Bleeding Edge)
All previous abilities, plus Abstract Existence (Exists as absolute infinity), Large Size (Type 11; Larger the entirety of the cosmology and is also one with everything, as all things are an aspect of it's existence ), Non-Physical Interaction (Can interact with stories and non-physical things such as nothingness), Void Manipulation (Can completely end stories, also effecting The Bleeding Edge, the blank white canvas), Plot Manipulation (Exists as the author and can write and end stories at a whim), Omnipresence, Omniscience
Destructive Ability: Low Metaverse Level (Implied to have ascended past several universes among the transfinite hierarchy of universes, with a individual universe being governed by abstract mathematics and theorems, with Tegmark's Type IV Multiverse being one of the basis for it's foundation) | Metaverse level β (His suit upgrade allowed him to transcend the multiverse and extend beyond narratives above it, reaching the Bleeding Edge, the white void beyond the stack of narratives, existing as the canvas in which all stories are unfolded upon) | Metaverse level Ω (The Absolute is a being who is Absolute Infinity, extending past all levels of infinity, possibility and being inaccessible to any number of alephs or large cardinals, including concepts such as V=Ultimate L, Kabbalah, and Extended Modal Realism)
Speed: Immeasurable (Exists beyond space and time, reaching into the hierarchy of several universes among the transfinite collection of universes) | Irrelevant (His upgraded suit is superior to his previous suit, which could transcend several universes and their space-time continuums. Capable of reaching the Bleeding Edge) | Omnipresent (All things in existence are an aspect of The Absolute One, including narratives and possibilities within the cosmology)
Lifting Ability: Immeasurable | Irrelevant | Irrelevant
Striking Ability: Low Metaverse Class (Exists beyond several universes within the transfinite hierarchy of universes, with said universes being governed by abstract mathematics such as Tegmark's Type IV Multiverse) | Metaversal β (Exists beyond the stack of narratives and can reach into The Bleeding Edge, the white canvas in which stories are unfolded) | Metaversal Ω (Exists as absolute infinity, being inaccessible to any number of alephs or large cardinals)
Durability: Low Metaverse Level (Much larger than a universe the size of Tegmark's Type IV Multiverse and ones governed by abstract mathematics) | Metaverse level β (Transcends the stack of narratives and is now apart of The Bleeding Edge) | Metaverse level Ω (One with the entirety of creation, also existing as "Absolute Infinity" and extending beyond the cosmology)
Stamina: Average for Auren Da'at, Infinite for The Absolute
Range: Low Metaversal (Can reach into and extend beyond several universes governed by abstract mathematics and theorems, with their sizes being equitable to Tegmark's Type IV Multiverse) | Irrelevant (Can effect locations such as The Bleeding Edge and the narrative stacks that exist beyond the multiverse) | Irrelevant (One with the entirety of creation and is much larger than anything else in the verse)
Intelligence: Supergenius (The head engineer of The Council and is considered one of the greatest minds in a highly advanced society with technology that vastly exceeds our own, with one of his feats include creating a suit that can travel through the multiverse and all of reality. Auren could further upgrade this suit to allow him to exceed his own narrative and become aware of his fictionality) | Unknown, likely Omniscient (Stated to have reached a state beyond "omniscient" but it's such a premise is contradictory and thus it's hard to quantify)
Weaknesses: His original suit is prone to failure and can potentially fail, albeit this is fixed with his upgraded suit | None
Versions: Auren Da'at (First Suit) | Auren Da'at (Final Suit) | The Absolute
Other Attributes
List of Equipment: Highly Advanced Suit & Survey Drones as Auren; None as The Absolute
Extra Info: The canon of the entire verse "I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars" takes place it doesn't just include that story but also the various collections of short stories that make up the entirety of "The Absolute" verse
Explanation
This section is for a more in-depth explanation of Auren Da'at/The Absolute's tiering, which all derive from I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars and the various short stories that connect back to it
Low 1-A Justifications
Universes in "I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars" are stated to be ran by abstract mathematics, with one of the examples being used to indicate it's size being Tegmark's Type IV Multiverse
| “ | With all the knowledge my people had it wasn't enough. Even discovering how our universe system is ran on probabilities and abstract mathematics much like a Tegmark type IV universal theory. I still am unable to see what I can do to solve this problem. | „ |
| ~ I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars: Part 3 |
This is important because multiverses in the series each have transfinite amount of universes, with each one sharing an ontologically superiority to one another
| “ | With my studies I have found there is an infinite set of infinite sets of realities. This is all contained within one singular dimensional plane. Upon further tests I have found a transfinite amount universes in one singular multiverse. So where do we stand to this creature? How many universes have I gone up just to find this thing erasing it all again? |
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| ~ I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars: Part 3 |
This is further supported in "I Found Out What "God" Is And Now I'm Being Followed", which once more states the same thing, this time elaborating that universes of a lower position than a higher one being perceived as a work of fiction and also how lower universes are like "pancakes" in relation to higher ones among the stack of transfinite universes
| “ | Listen I have read on here someone explaining the cosmology of our world... his name was Auren I believe. Anyways, he explained how the multiverses exist and how there are a transfinite set of universes and a transfinite set of multiverses now imagine this being stacked like a pancake. The pancake above exists in higher existence than the one below and this goes on beyond the idea of infinity. He explained how it was a "Hierarchy" of stories. Much like when we read a story or book we view its universe as a work of fiction however, these fictional beings exist in their respective universe and believe they exist. |
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This would be Low 1-A as Tegmark's Type IV Multiverse is treated as on this level, as it's a mathematical structure in which all mathematical structures exist in form of parallel worlds. Auren would be above baseline Low 1-A but short of 1-A due to not extending beyond dimensions as a concept
1-A β & 1-A Ω Justifications
In "I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars", we learn that there is an infinite number of narratives stacked atop one another and each narrative contains a multiverse, with the narratives reaching upwards until they reached The Bleeding Edge, which is a white canvas in which the narrative stack is now unfolded as stories
| “ | Transcendence. I had to transcend beyond the narrative, beyond the ITS narrative. So I began working on an upgrade to SUIT. It can already transcend through the dimensions, but what about the higher narratives that exist outside and external to the current measurable and immeasurable cosmology? After my tweaks, I found I could finally travel upwards through narratives viewing each one I pass as words on a page. It wasn't until I got to a white space that I stopped. This zone seemed to be where all the stories were being made. Imagine how terrifying it is the be in an endless room at every angle. This area was bright white and as floated in the space I kept seeing words appear and disappear from my sight, it was akin to the words bleeding out of the white background and being absorbed back in. Even my very thoughts were written on the page. |
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| ~ I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars: Part 7 |
It's even further elaborated that The Bleeding Edge is where any number of narratives can be asserted in this space. One should also note that said location is conceptualization and narration, which altogether indicates that it's difference is equitable to that of an inaccessible cardinal, as any number of layers can be added and it'll still be inaccessible to The Bleeding Edge's full scope, thus fulfilling 1-A+ for our wiki's purposes
| “ | After a quick flash of light I was transported to new dimension. Oddly enough while I was traveling I was able to see the space in-between the dimensions. It looked to be a blank empty page, a white canvas ripe for painting. In the distance I can see scribbles appearing on the page like words were being written on the page. I couldn't make it out as it was so far but as soon as I was about to read the first line I was flashed into a new universe. |
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| ~ I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars: Part 5 |
| “ | I dubbed this place The Bleeding Edge. As it was beyond the edge of conceptualization and narration and it bleed this narrative into the multiverse. At the time I was still on edge as anyone should if they see their thoughts give a physical form in front of me. The mere idea that I was nothing but another word to this place sunk me further into my depressed and terrified state. As I panicked I saw all my memories being pieced together in front of me. I had to re-live the very first test of SUIT. Where a woman was compressed into a ball of meat, hair, and bone. Or how I can see the man I tried to save from killing himself only for him to look into my eyes and tear out his muscles one by one with each snap and tear got audibly louder and louder. I started to sweat and panic more and more. |
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| ~ I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars: Part 7 |
The Absolute extends even further into 1-A+ as a result of being Absolute Infinity
| “ | The Absolute is a being so large it can only be listed as an absolute infinity. Something completely and entirely unreachable by all means and possibilities. This being or "god" isn't what you humans have come up with it isn't just omniscient or omnipotent but something greater and beyond any definition and rationalization. |
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| ~ I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars: Part 7 |
The series further elaborates on this by stating The Absolute extends beyond all levels of infinity, whether it be alephs or large cardinals
| “ | Then I read about this guy named Max Tegmark and he was using a theory that our universe is infinitely more complex than a universe where impossible things happen because our universe is completely based on mathematics. I thought "If that were to be true then could we measure God?" The answer is yes and no... In theory, you could measure God however in set theory there are sets of infinity with the smallest set being Aleph Null. Each group of infinities exists completely inaccessible to the one below it and no matter how high the set below climbs it could never reach the next step. This idea correlates to my universal theory that everything is a story. Think about it when we read a book the characters could never truly reach us much like Aleph Null can't reach Aleph 1. What if we are Aleph 1 and Aleph 2 is where "God" Is? |
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| ~ I Found Out What "God" Is And Now I'm Being Followed. |
Finally, it's revealed to us that Auren is actually the author, the origin and the synopsis of all things, with all things also being an aspect of it's existence
| “ | So what am I? Well, I am your author, your origin, and your synopsis. Everyone is an aspect of its writer. With my creation, you allowed your creation of narrative itself. I am one with all, I am god, I am Absolute. I can see your story right now child and you have many more things looking up for you... I know since I wrote it. This is my final goodbye for this narrative but I have many more to come. Many trials and tribulations ahead are being written. However, to write this narrative I became a human. This is my last story as one. |
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| ~ I Can Tell You What Is Killing The Stars: Part 7 |
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