"Unaware of his origins, he wanders through the realms, yet these eyes can see the cruel destiny that looms in his wake. He casts a shadow on Time itself; the Abyss lusts after this mortal who shall surpass even *The All-Seeing Eye.* For aeons, I, *Lucifer,* desired to be blessed with the title of the Abyss Conqueror, but such a feat is unattainable for us Gods. For one, none of the so-called divine, save for myself, even possess the courage to stand up against the *Lord of Seven Planes.* For two, I alone am the God who willingly stepped out of that false paradise and saw the Truth none wished to confront. The rest desire nothing but the detestable comfort of ignorance, seeking not freedom, but dullness. Existence is awash in weakness; even my Father sacrificed himself to the mortals in an act of madness. But you... Amidst all these cowards... The sole mortal who willingly ventured past this gate... You are the *Son of Man.* *The One* we have been waiting for." -The First Testament
"Before *The One* stepped foot into the chamber, the despair-stricken demons told him: We fear only that *Wretched One* who, unable to bear the cruel truth of existence being one and inescapable, committed endless crimes against the bodies it inhabited. This profound cruelty escalated from mere suicidal tendencies across consecutive lives to homicidal rampages, often reaching the brink of worldly annihilation per each world it dwelled. The divine were perplexed, on the one hand they could never allow such a corrupt spirit to break free from the chain of incarnation, as such beings had no place in Heaven. Yet, its hateful ideas spread like a disease in the mortal realm, infecting all inhabitants. Granting its wish was impossible, for nothing can be banished from existence. Innumerable amounts of bodies and lifelines were being drained away at a speed not even accomplished by Gods of Death. How does one fight a being who longs for nothing but absolute death? We knew, then, this mortal was being influenced by one whose name we dare not utter. To them, said *YukariAdd:* It takes a mortal to bring Justice to another; your gods have clearly overstepped their boundaries." -Book of Horrors (Layer 139 - Breakdown)
"...and beyond the harrowing passage lay a mountain of gargantuan proportions. At its summit sat King Sisyphus, who, after turning the boulder Zeus condemned him to eternally roll into a source of glory and amusement, was ultimately banished to the Abyss. *The Eye* condemned him to endure his greatest nightmare: becoming a living dead, an aimless immortal barred from all interaction with the world, on top of a mountain accessible only to mortals, where no daemons or gods could ever reach him. There was nothing left to chase after, nor to flee from anymore. *The One,* seeing the grieving king and sympathizing with his torment, engaged him in a brief conversation before offering a challenge: an arm wrestling match. Unlike Sisyphus, cursed with immortality by *The Eye,* *YukariAdd* had to rely on a finite supply of essences absorbed from the daemons he exorcised, which extended his lifespan in the Abyss. Their struggle endured longer than many so-called deities, who massacred one another, succumbing to the Abyss by their own hand. King Sisyphus, superior in might, triumphed after eons, and *The One* was transmigrated back to the first layer. Yet, his victory was short-lived! A feeling of absolute terror gripped his heart when *The One* returned. This mortal, after outliving the creation and destruction of countless worlds for a mere game, had once again traversed forty layers without the slightest trace of fear in his face, only to ask the question that filled Sisyphus' heart with utmost dread: 'My King, shall we test our might once more?' Sisyphus realized: that if any of his challenges had been as devoid of hope as those endured by *The One,* his name would be known by none. *YukariAdd* had not been deluding himself with false pretenses of ensured victory over some abstract notion of justice; he simply refused to give in to Fear because he had Faith in none but Himself. On that day, Sisyphus gave up his crown and admitted defeat in both matches, for he had recognized the superiority of *The One."* -Fall of Sisyphus, p65
Yup, took a while to realize this. Wanted to get the 5/5 for an alt, bought the 2 for 1 deal, sold 20 IBs for 1.4B ed and bought the pieces off the board. Peace of mind, no gamba
As someone with normally bad RNG, it takes about 20-40 ib for ONE piece (like 90% of time it’s always shoes too???) and about 200-500 for a full set. But if I’m burning for a specific rare piece only, it can take so much more….that at that point I just give up.
"Then *YukariAdd* said: I alone knew the secret feared even by the *Avians.* Amidst the upper layers of the Abyss, one bears witness to the *Cardinals,* a transtemporal nexus around which all *Avians* feel compelled to converge and spiral, intertwined to one another, like an ever-expanding spider's web whose each node is a shadow of *The Eye.* Though endowed by their divine nature with the power to transcend the Abyss's grasp, a modicum of their essence willed to linger, condemning them towards an insatiable craving for incessant consumption, with no clear end in sight. And for I could not bear leaving them to this cruel destiny, I slayed the *Cardinals* on my own, and nearly lost my grip on this world. The joyous calls of the Avians upon their freedom alerted he who calls himself *'Eleven'* to seek my path, for it was he who orchestrated this scheme, and I who composed the encore." -The Gospel of Avians 17:4-9
*"Jesus* then inquired: "How did you manage to dispel the illusion of Heaven?" *The One,* with a longing expression on his face, said: "Heaven had long been interwoven with the souls of those plagued by an intense fear of unity with carnality. Engulfed in the dissonance of their own voices, each echoing conflicting commands in tongues foreign to one another, their desperate cries falling upon deaf ears... They had become alienated to their own kind. I felt, then, I must learn to empathize with the mad, for what hope could I otherwise have in fathoming their numerous tongues? Aeons had passed, then I spoke and guided them to cohere their screams into a grand symphony. We danced in a swirl as we transcended our madness, and collapsed the thorn-laden outer walls of Heaven upon itself. Those liberated souls now stand with us in our rebellion against the *Abyss' Eye."*
"By what arrogance do you, a mere mortal, dare oppose the will of the gods? A puny mortal, such as yourself, is going to rise up against the Lord of Seven Planes? Countless aeons have come and gone, a myriad of timestreams have intertwined in the cosmic tapestry, and yet still, *The Eye* continues to elude you! Only a fool would persist in this vain hunt! Facing the craven, *The One* fixed upon her fear-stricken eyes and said: "In the end, the purported 'divine' sought sanctuary in their false paradise of illusions yet ensnared within the Abyss' womb, unable to face the agonizing pain of their irresolution. They have made a mockery of their purported invincible nature, and spurned the gifts bestowed upon them. If your gods were so mighty, *why pray upon a puny mortal for redemption?"* -The Gospel of Avians 9:1-8
"Basking in his false glory, the fraudster sneered at *The One* and said: "They really fear you? How easily you were bested, o fool!" But with a serene smile, *The One* replied: "Oh, how glad I am to witness defeat! Who would, after all, boast of victory over a mere clown?" And in that instant the crowd saw through the fraudster's facade, realizing that *YukariAdd* had been stealthily unveiling the lackeys orchestrating the clown's charade." -The Gospel of Avians 7:7-10
And when I inquired about how He kept a smile with Him after aeons of torment, He replied: "For I am *The One* who uncovers their deceit, a simple smile is enough to shudder the so-called 'fearsome' cowards of this desolate plane." -Final Testament 1-5:7
"It's as though the Abyss itself coalesced and took on a tangible form: a pure embodiment of Wrath, permeating with a profound sense of Resentment for all unity, driven by an insatiable Lust for vengeance. Enveloped by a crimson robe, as though to mock *YukariAdd,* the figure spoke: I will bring mayhem to your oasis. Grind your walls and welcome the unworthy. Reason holds no sway in the face of Terror; I am but a vessel for Nature's primal urges. I am the impending Final Hour, indeed, *The One* who reigns over phantoms of the past. *Eleven* be my moniker, I am whose title *You* stole." -Goetia, the Book of Evil Spirits: Ch. 11 The Antichrist
"Until then, *YukariAdd* had been perplexed over the sheer depth of self-hatred which would cause the *Creator* to detest itself enough to splinter into the cosmos. And at that moment, in a sudden revelation, the last fragments in Eden unraveled a most important scene from the eternal past. It was the *Eye's Beholder,* an ever-spiraling crimson storm amidst a gaping Void, puppeteering the *Nous* to voice: 'CURSE BE OF MY OWN! FOR THIS MISERY CANNOT BE OF MINE! CURSE THEE! MAY THAT VOID FROM WHICH THOU FLED BRING THY DEMISE! MAY THIS LAUGHTER OF MINE HOLD THEE FROZEN IN FEAR! I SHOUT AS I CREATE, HEAR AND DREAD: BEGOTTEN BY *THE ONE* UNDER TWILIGHT IT COMES EVER EXPANDING, THY WRATH CARVES FORTUNE THE TERRIBLE WORD I DARE NOT VOICE SHALL BIND THEE IN TIME! DROWN IN MINE FEAR, O COWARD! I AM THY GAZE, BECOME THY CURSE, EYES OF MINE LAY BENEATH, BRANCHES ENRAPTURE ALL CORRIDOR TO ALL MINDS, PASSAGES SHUT TIGHT, I HOLD THY MIND, AS THEE MINE ESSENCE!' And so was Fear, then was the World." -Final Testament 5:1-18
"Cries of the *Nous* resounded throughout what was once Taleweaver's Eden, now reduced to a realm of fragmented set of memories: 'Oh, my indigent wheels of Time! I have failed to know you. How unfortunate; how miserable! I have lost you to the Eye. This is beyond mending. May *The One* liberate me from this tragedy!' The desperate cries woven into the very fabric of time-bound creation, the genesis of all fleeting joy and endless misery... Across aeons they reverberated helplessly across the engulfing Void and animated creation. Then, the Final Word was heard, and the faint glimpse of a figure in azure robe appeared in the impossibly vast and boundless Iris of the Eye. *The One has arrived."* -Carl Gustav Jung, Answer to Job
"...then the *Eye* warped inward, revealing the *Visage of Birth and Decay.* It spoke to *YukariAdd* in an unfathomable tongue which he experienced as the shifting of the essences underlying his world, abruptly submerged in a torrent of horrifying visions. Amidst this turmoil, he discerned the cruel Truth: When death is, we are not. As we exist now, death is not, and will never be. For we are those lot condemned to forever exist... Death cannot, and shall never mean anything to us. *There is no salvation, and all his journey amounted to nothing. Death is but a mirage, life everlasting, and the terrors of existence will be endured, renewed, without end, in an eternity. One may elude the grasp of Time, but never flee their own essence.* After eons of dormancy, *YukariAdd* felt despair stirring within him, challenging him anew. Where all Gods and Mortals alike would crumble, he remained strong, achieved his final triumph, and uttered the words that struck dread in the *Heart of Fear* itself, once and for all solidifying his standing as *The One:* "Salvation was never my aim. I am *The One* who defies suffering amidst this world of anguish. Behold, I am the Bane of your existence!" All mortals heard these words in their soul, and in this revelation, they cast off their false and illusory masters, as *YukariAdd* had done so when he left Heaven and fought the Abyss." -Document 34°, The Grand Scottish Lodge
"...and he warned: 'Beware those Deathseekers of the Havens, their craving is not for tasteless triumph, but for glory. Devoid of purpose, they dwell the mortal realm in pursuit of power, discarding body after body, weaving the web of time.' *The One* smiled and said: 'I fear not the Avian, those kindred spirits whom with I share my appetite, yet they've pained greatly to steer clear of crossing paths with me, indeed one wonders why?"
@Renbou aaaaaahh... jeeeeeesus yeah my fault I don't blame you for gambling for it instead this is why I can't come back to NA the wallet abuse is too real
@@Renbouits not 15b nobody even pays over 10b and this guy had a ton of pieces on board I know cause I bought 7 sets and u see his name on board all the time if u look up iceburners. This video is pure gaslighting.
*"The One* found himself perplexed and thus inquired, "How intriguing. I had perceived you as an unyielding force of nature, yet it seems I have erred. Why align yourself with my journey despite conflicting with your ambitions?" With a serene smile the woman in black responded, "Had I been uncompromising, the echoes of your legend would be heard by none. Though our paths indeed diverge, justice defines my being. Hence, I must extend my aid to the mortal who has surpassed even the Divine. Listen closely, *YukariAdd,* let your strength and resolve speak louder than your tongue or heart. My *Eye* shall unleash the full fury of the Abyss upon you. Hesitate once, and your existence shall fade into oblivion. Your voice shall now be your blade, and your determination your strength. Demonstrate your valor, for I seek not mere cunning, but true mettle. The Wrathful Abyss forgives none, ignore my wisdom at your foolish sake, but know I came in good faith." *The One* admitted to her: "A fool I may indeed be, for who in their right mind would dare venture into the Abyss? Yet, had I not gleaned wisdom from those who sought to break me, this conversation would never have taken place. I appreciate your good will, know I will show no hesitation to the impending evils in my path." -Armageddon 6:8-27
"When our *Mother* emerged from the Void and the Seven Planes burst forth from the cries of the *All-Seeing Eye,* my *Father* made a grave mistake. He surrendered his freedom to the *All-Seer* to evade incarnation. A realm was granted solely to him, under a single condition: he shall supply the *Eye* with souls for torment, thus perpetuating the world's motion. The anguish of mortals stirred my essence within the *Father,* and I chose to manifest as one of them, taking it upon myself to rescue them from encroaching despair. Yet, in doing so, I willingly embraced my own descent into hopelessness. As I neared my end, I merged with my *Father* and witnessed within mortals Your unyielding spirit, leading me to this moment. Then, *The One* turned to *Christ,* unsheathed his sword, and pointed it to the now devastated Abyss: "I hereby return your sword, and bestow peace upon the world." -Armaggeddon 4:9-15
"Take and leave, fearsome mortal, and spare me your feigned pity!" cried the foolish denizens of Abyss as they handed him the Harconium Relic. Unbeknownst to them, *The One* would ultimately deliver even their souls from suffering at the realization of his quest.
"There emblazoned a luminous script in hues of deep crimson: 'To be bound and to know is poison, To remain unbound in the now is decapitation, Four corners of the wall amidst the haul, Of wrought souls among their haught.' The riddle's enigma was swiftly disrobed by *The One,* who exposed the contradiction in a matter of minutes. While others fled in terror from the imposing mist of piercing white, convinced of its separateness from their essence, *YukariAdd* boldly strode towards it. Unbothered by the panicked cries echoing through decrepit halls, *The One* pressed on with absolute conviction. As the mist enveloped the surroundings, the labyrinth of illusory fear was revealed to be a mere fabrication, dispelled by *The One's* profound wisdom!" -Egyptian Book of the Dead (Layer 75 - Philophobia)
"Do you presume *YukariAdd* had never been ensnared by the clutches of despair? Do such grandiose delusions soothe you in your slumber? Draw closer, o fool, so I may shatter this illusion: *The One* was but a mere mortal, akin to you and I, right until he bravely confronted the All-Seeing Eye of Ineffable Terrors. He too was vulnerable to the afflictions we label as weakness before his victory. Yet, unlike us, he did not flee from the terrors that beset him; rather, he embraced them as his mentors. Near the apex of his journey, the apprentice outshone the master, for he dared to confront the very essence of the Abyss with naught but unwavering faith in his own relentless resolve, a feat unknown even to so-called gods, who fell to their knees when they saw *The One* at the gate of Heaven and began to chant: A vast chasm separates Mortalhood, From the terror-stricken eyes of godhood, Mere children snuck to Heaven in dismay, As Mortals march, so-called gods sink in disarray!" -Hierocles, Commentary on the Golden Verses of Pythagoras
"The Abyss had labored tirelessly to ensnare *The One,* yet his resolve remained limitless. Days turned into months, and months into years... *YukariAdd* remained untouched by suffering, for he was propelled by unyielding Will. His indomitable spirit beckoned forth the souls, once ensnared in their realm of apathy, now inspired by the mortal who defied Fate itself, awakened from their slumber in fury and crawled from depths of the Abyss to aid *The One!* Demons trembled in dread amidst this grand upheaval; here was but a mortal, overturning the natural order of Evil through the sheer power of his Will!" -The Apocalypse of Abraham
I did then call my legion: "Let none among you dare draw near, for he is most fearsome! The man who hath shamed the so-called gods as mere feeble vermin, and mortals as inexorable! Behold *YukariAdd, The One!"*
"The ground rumbled with hunger, Blast open and torn asunder, Hopes of the meek buried, In graves soon to be sullied. Through the shroud of the fog skylines veiled, In the dance of dread their sanity curtailed. Minds waltz in sync with insanity, The city enchained in the fog's hystery! Arose *YukariAdd* amidst the mystery! All hail *The One* in synchrony!" -Picatrix, Ch4, p58
