: Ummm Yea probably. (Hell how many plot ideas have they
: stolen from the asylumites Theories i wonder:P)
: A thought, the fallen Lords are bound to Balor, as we
: know.
: The degree of this 'bounding' is unknown. I'm thinking
: that he souped up their strength BIG time. Hence why
: Shiver Seems allot weaker in Myth II whan what she is
: fabled to.
: With the decapatation of Balor his head went into the
: great Devoid, and as his head plunged deeper, (it IS
: infinite), the spell got weaker,(I suspect that
: distance might have something to do with a spell,
: maybe not in the distance on the Continent, but the
: amount his head plunges in 60 years into infinity
: might make a difference).
: Since balor isn't technically dead, His head lives on,
: the Leveller spirit is still stuck in his head. So
: until the head decomposes, which could be a long time,
: with Balors power, the Leveller spirit will still be
: stuck in the great Devoid. So this hasn't killed the
: Leveller spirit it has "imprisoned" him, So
: with the Leveller all alive (sort of) for the Entire
: age, it may seem to the Gods, that the cycle is not
: broken but to those on earth that it is.
: -zeph
My interpretation is that the explosion released at the end of Myth :TFL was the Leveller divinity being destroyed. My reasons for believing this is that when Mjarin was slain by Connacht, it was in the same fashion as Alric killed Balor. Mjarin's decapitation was enough to end the Leveller's reign, so it seems safe to assume Balor's death would be sufficient too. Alric's quote in TFL strikes me though. Alric says that Balor has been killed many times before. I believe he is referring to the mantle of the Leveller and not Balor. Throwing the head (with the mantle of the Leveller) into the Great Devoid with the amount of energy released seems to me that more than Balor was destroyed in the Devoid.
