ChaosWorld

ChaosWorld - The Complete Story [Paragraph 113]

The ultimate step was to create the final, grand ending. Though this had already been done last time, nobody knew exactly how. Everyone was stuck, but there was something they forgot about. Of all forty-five, the first twenty were the original settlers in CW. But even then, it still needed to be crunched down to the first few, the ones who started it all. From there, it was down to Katredron and Star once again. The only difference was that it all originated primarily from Kat. After all, ChaosWorld was his idea from the very start. Because of this, he had to put everything to a close. Not Star, or even the figure, but him. More importantly, it was down between the two versions of him, past and present Katredron. But past Kat is what started ChaosWorld. It was present Kat who needed to end it. Throughout the time, the "main character" was always a debatable topic, due to the scale of CW. More specifically, were the titled protagonists and antagonists of the story. Realistically, the pros and antis can never have a set person as an example, as everyone has their own views and opinions. While Kat can be commonly referred to as an antagonist, there will obviously be people who view otherwise. Even someone like Red could be viewed as a protagonist. Those typically titled good, such as Kacy, Star, Electra, Wealth, Era, and possibly Kolp can be viewed as antagonistic. Even more impactful, they can all be viewed as pros, with the figure and/or their true selves viewed as antagonists. Aside from that, it was finally confirmed by everyone who the true main character really was... Katredron. That is, the preset version of him, after everything in ChaosWorld. He is the blueprint of everything. Without him, means none of this from beginning to end. He started everything and brought dozens together. He started it all, and he was finally ready to end it, and it would do it in the most poetic way possible. They were the two words that were used in the past, but never used in the proper context needed for them to act in their full power that they were supposed to yield.. Everyone was already dismissed to leave, as they were told. Kat did not need to do any long speech, or flash summary of everything, but just these two words. It was nothing complicated, yet extremely impactful. What was it you may ask? Simple... "the end."