The Downward Spiral

All things that begin, must end. What goes up must come down. There are several ways of saying it, but it all amounts to one thing. The downward spiral, otherwise known as Entropy. Simply put, it is the eventuality of all things. The golden rule stating that all machines must break down, every flame must burn out, and all living things must eventually DIE. What a wonderful rule.

Entropy is one of the few truths to the world. There is no point in fighting it, for you will only prolong the inevitable. Not only don't I fight against it, I like to help it along. If I see something living, I kill it. If I see a flame flickering happily, I'll snuff it out. If I see a computer running, I'll erase it's programing with a magnet and then demagnetized the magnet.

Of course, sometimes fire can work for Entropy. Especially when it's burning down a third of the world. I tend to let those fires burn for a while. Following the rule of Entropy, we also discover something fun you can do with the world. Something that is far better and more worth your time than trying to take it over. End it. Some of you may ask why it's still here if I want it gone. It's simple, really. Ending the world is a final goal. It's simply not fun to end it all at once. Remember, baby steps.

You may think that in the end everything will be gone if Entropy has it's way, but fortunately this is not the case. I say fortunately because it wouldn't be fun if the universe ran out of things to end. No, Entropy is merely one of three stages within the trinity. Entropy leads into the Dynamic which leads into Stasis which leads into Entropy. So as you can see, there will always be systems to shut down and things to kill.

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