/lit/ - Literature

Tell me.
Has /sffg/ grasped the Absolute?

>>17269907
>Bakker said in an interview that while the intellects of the Dunyain are god-tier, their spirits are actually quite weak
There is one who is both strong in spirit and intellect

>>17211863
>> Kellhus descends into Hell, where he starts setting himself up as the 101st God. He starts hoarding his followers' souls in attempt to conquer the Hundred from inside (lol, from Outside).
I've always found this theory a bit mundane and anime.
The Outside is literally outside of time and space while being connected to the entire existence of Earwa, which is also why the gods are basically blind retards. Any contest/conquest/battle with them wouldn't resemble anything sane and as far as I can remember there haven't even been many forays into the Outside, aside from Kell's supposed trips there for the Decapitants.
If anything then Kellhus, or whatever is left of him, will begin to resemble the One God more and more, essentially merging theirs aspects, something akin to Ajokli's fuckery or TWLW, and he will be the one actually influencing events throughout history to BTFO the No-God, like sending the message that "an Anasurimbor will return" etc. Although that also doesn't make all that much sense since the Hundred are basically just fragments of the One God.
All of that is too far fetched though and I'm pretty sure Kellhus is just dead without even having reached the Absolute like chad Koringhus.
Maybe he did something similar to what Seswatha did with his soul/heart, since according to Bakker he is "dead but not done"

>>16863711
Remind me, who were the scalded?
The ones who got nuked and left behind?
Also where would my main man fit on the graph?
Suppose its about time to re-read this.
Any updates on the No-God books?

>>16178632
That one was from some dude called quintvc on Deviantart. He's got lots in the same style, but its not all Second Apocalypse.