Colossus By Design: A Taste of Power

[Working Title]: A Thesis of Bio-Metaphysics
[Authors]: Dr. Wei Ho
[Subjects]: Keizers; Deities; Gojira's Potential

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[Subject]: Keizers


[Footnotes]:

I need to address a personal issue regarding this particular topic. It's KEIZER. K E I Z E R. Not "Kaiser", as in the German word for emperor. Goddammit, I hate how everyone around me keeps spelling it the wrong way! I get that it's easy to confuse the two, especially since they sound the same and mean approximately the same thing, but still!

Okay, Wei, compose yourself.......... Composed. Better remember to cut these self-help chants out of this recording.

Anyways...... back on topic. So, some people may wonder what the heck I mean when I call something a Keizer. Well, it's simple, really. Fifteen years ago, we experienced a Triple Event, as I like to call it.

It was at the height of the Legion Invasion that we discovered the process behind the creation of Keizers, originally detailed in records left behind by the best and brightest of the fallen empire of Atlantis. Long story short, their main theoretical modus operandi was to infuse a living being, most prominently a Kaiju or P.E.M.F., with so much Mana that it would literally take on fundamental aspects of the universe itself, becoming a god in essence.

Of course, when we attempted this ourselves, the results weren't quite as mythological as those people predicted. Gamera, the subject in question, was connected to a Mana Derivation Complex that used the late Laura Reed, bless her soul, as a catalyst for which to initiate the forced transfer of energy from Transference Space, along with the supposed sacrifice of Mothra's Shobijin avatars.

It was later confirmed that the Children of Monsters had attempted and succeeded in performing this procedure on Irys using much of the same methodology as we had, albeit using a living catalyst in Daiyu Chen. In the battle between the newly powered-up Gamera and Irys, after the guardian monster killed his rival, Mothra was reborn, flying out of Transference Space as "godly" as the turtle.

However, when I examined them a few years later, it turned out that it wasn't the drawing in of Transference Space energies that gave the monsters such incredible power, but rather the submersion into that dimension itself that gave them newfound potential. It was at that point that I learned that this process didn't imbue fundamental aspects of existence like the Atlanteans predicted, acting as more of a straight, albeit extremely high, boost in Mana manipulation for these creatures. Thus, I dubbed the newly boosted forms as "Keizers".

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[Subject]: Deities


[Footnotes]:

So, after covering how ungodly Keizers actually ended up being, I predict that people will ask what could actually produce a legitimate deity as the Atlanteans hypothesized. It's hard to say, since how does one truly define a god?

I'm not much of a philosopher or theologian, but I do know some highly respected people who've taken on such roles, as well as friends that know more of the physics side of things, so I'll try my best here.

Atlanteans believed that true deities are born in the mortal realm, so to speak. Created, not being completely omniscient. This goes against many monotheistic faiths, but I find the notion intriguing. This way of thinking certainly rings true philosophically, since it's an interpretation of how Humanity creates deities as a way of explaining the world around them, and in turn attempting to place Human values and perspectives on a universe that decidedly doesn't play by those rules of conduct.

Thus, to Atlantis, a god is created by attempting to force a mortal creation to ascend to a higher plane of existence, taking on properties that allow it to manipulate the forces of existence on a whim, something they theorized was possible to do but ultimately proved fruitless in practice. So how could we create a true deity?

Honestly, all I can say is that we first need to continue to understand the underlying order of our own existence first before we attempt to bend it to our will.

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[Subject]: Gojira's Potential


[Footnotes]:

I remember talking with Anna about this particular subject. Gojira, the daughter of the titular Godzilla. She's truly something remarkable, I must say. If her history is anything to by, her upbringing has been anything but normal, at the very least.

Surviving the Permian extinction, only to have that event delay her hatching by, oh, SEVERAL MILLION YEARS? Check. Acting as a catalyst for the imposing Bagan's transformation into his final state? Check. Being taken as a trophy by Bagan after he defeated her father? Check. Hatching shortly afterwards, and growing into a young adult after just 20 years despite the species being estimated to take at least 100 to reach maturity? Check. Already equalling her father in power after those short few years and being poised to overtake him soon after? Check. Being watched over by an extremely powerful giant moth that was revered as a goddess? Check. Mate.

I don't know how all these conditions correlate, but they paint a spectacular picture for the young monster's future. Anna tells me that she estimates Gojira will overtake even Keizers like Gamera and Mothra within a few more years. Absolutely insane.

I'm not sure I believe it myself, but seeing all of her milestones so far, it's definitely not far from the truth. I'm just glad she's been taught not just fighting and survival skills by her somewhat blunt father, but also delicate social skills and compassion by Mothra and, well.......... us.

Anna and I have been really involved in her life over these past few years. She's so powerful, and has a high capacity for aggression, yet to us she's like a puppy. Well, "niece" is a closer analogy, as far as Human analogies go. She's playful, and always eager to learn from us puny Humans despite her father not really encouraging it.

I........ have enjoyed acting like an uncle to her for so long. I feel no shame admitting it. In fact, I'll leave this part in for the book.