What if i told you that the reality that you know is nonexistent? What if as you read these inked lines, everything fell away as you realized that existence does not exist, save for a small line of consciousness in the void? If this happened, what would separate something that you did think, from something that you didn't? What would separate something that is true in your perception of reality, and something that is not?
In Kaligara, every untrue thing exists, every option that you have turned away from, every world that was not the one that Simon chose to become the present. None of them exist, here, in the "real world," but what does that matter? To Kaligara, everything is real, save what is existent in Sartova.
Kaligara is completely full of lies, but the difference between truths is so often construed to simple perspective. Is the future not a false reality? Is the past not a false recollection of events that are not in our world, the same as fiction? The smart say that none of it is true, but the wise say; all of it is true. Even the falsehoods. Especially the Falsehoods.
IN AETERNUM. AD INFINITUM.
The Warden Manifesto, by Scribe-Warden Demetrius, in 723 AB.
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