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Hey @Simple_Russian_Boi , what does this mean? :blob_hmm_two:

His athleticism is probably squirrel then! That makes a lot of sense! Thanks, fluffypie!:love:

Well, I appreciate your help anyway! I couldn't even figure out how to use computer for that, so thanks for your expertise, regardless of whether the kind was different from what I thought it was!

What does the athleticism mean, actually? Now that you're here and oh so helpful!???

Thank you! I was so confused! Reading this fiction is so fun!

And remember, this concept of right concept vs wrong concept is also encoded under this, in a loop. Any and all concepts pertaining to Raymann are encoded and reduced to variations of 0 (I already explained the reduction to 0 better in my first creation of the ability. Just refer back to that)

By interacting with Raymann in any way, shape or form (which is where the rules are encoded) you must also operate by right concept vs wrong concept.

In a world that operates by different rules than our own, there can be wrong concepts of cookies and right concepts of cookies. This is not operating by our rules, where you would be right if we were. If it was operating by our rules, then Azure_Fog wouldn’t be able to influence causality, which...

Danny the Daikon tried to say that your powers don't work by those rules of right concept vs wrong concept... But I had already planned for that.

And if you choose the wrong concept of 0, the infinite, yet 0 set of 0s will be forced by whatever method of powers you used to become something else (which means stopping them from changing doesn't work, because anything you do will change them).

Encoding a concept in this case means that it first turns it into multiple combinations of nothingness/0, all of which are different concepts from each other. If you choose to delete one concept of 0, it will be different from another.

Oh you poor thing! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

For now.

You are now colorless like me! How sad!

@SailusGebel did poetry with @Hans.Trondheim ! He definitely confuses me! Didn't know he had it in him!

I see, I see.