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>No
That's a shame, because there's a pretty big market for that.
>you don't need anything outside that purpose
Then the morbid question becomes why waste resources? If these entities are willing to torture people in super-hell, why aren't they efficient with life? Is this feudalistic scenario where the King could do it, but it would piss off the nobles when their living subjects are ripped away from them? Like is the Demiurge afraid of a Zeus-like figure. Wondering about the soul gem imprisonment too. Hell, it could even be some type twisted 'protection'...eugh.
>Then I think you should get rid of her
If she's a legit infernal goddess that's out of my league right now. If she's lived even for 1,000 years that's centuries upon centuries of magical experience ahead of me. You'd need divine intervention and that's up to Hermes if he wants to pull a Cegorach.
>cares about you
Well, I'm still alive, that has to count for something? The thing is, if what you said about Sol Niger is true, then there is some type of twisted and dangerous affection. I'm rationalizing, but you're presenting new circumstances, better the monster you know?
>0% chance of being Sophia then.
Sophia was the unconscious goal. However, 'Samael' never claimed to be Sophia but the OT God/Yawheh. But if Sophia is/was the Matronita, then's fallen as well?
>You need a LOT of power to be a deity
She keeps talking about Gehenna, the unmaking fires, the primordial fire, Muspelheim, that is where she ascended to godhood. It's like a sorceress powered by fire diving into the nuclear heart of the sun, and living to tell about it.
>Are you the poster
Yeah I am that anon.
>slaanesh
More of an intersection between Sarkicism and being influenced by Babalon perhaps. I never got the feeling she devours souls, just flesh and blood, to satiate the fire.
>prisons are very hard to break into too
I love these riddles. Maybe you were a sphinx in a previous life, because the answer is all you need is a key.