Archive 13
[In the Beginning...]
The opening verses were chaotic and unpredictable. In the beginning the verses were entirely formed by an attempt to materialise intent. For a soul as confused as Entropy in such a time, however, this would only provide instability. At that time, the verses collapsed almost as soon as they opened.
As their mind began to clear, the verses opened for longer periods of time and became at least observable. The forms that made up the environments were strange and seemingly without purpose. A problem was that Entropy's own mind was fighting against itself and destroying the verses against their better, conscious judgement.
The time between the opening of verses and their collapse increased over each iteration. Likewise, the amount of influence Entropy and Primorda could exert over their reality also diminished by iteration.

For the longest time, the interaction between Entropy and Primorda on an intellectual level was non-existent. Primorda was a force of devastation, hatred and anger with no desire for discussion. They were literal manifestations of Entropy's negative thoughts and feelings.

This did change in later verses. As their capabilities diminished, Entropy and Primorda were forced to come face to face on another level.