: The Leveler and The Savior, I had always thought of them
: as ther ultimate beings of power in Myth. But for one
: figure, Mazzarin several texts in myth related
: writings speak of him has the strongest Avatara in
: history, The writer of the ultimate atrifact the Total
: Codex.
: Here seems to be capability far beyond both the leveler
: and the Savior. And maby his existence was a real
: threat to the cycle. possibly a being capable of
: disrupting it.
: Could it be possible that the beings who set the cycle in
: motion(who appear to be obssesed with a black and
: white balance) decided cut his life short by creating
: a nightmarish scenario that even he couldent make his
: way out of. a particular text caught my eye (not sure
: if this is exact) ''As the seventh wave of thrall
: stumbled over the slippery piled dead and mazzarin saw
: that watcher with them he at last new the number of
: his days. Wouldent he have already known this? Unless
: it wasnt supposed to happen, and something else
: vrought it forth. Sorry if this topic has been
: previously posted(I have no idea if it has) And also
: please forgive and punctuation,grammer and spelling
: mistakes im in a rush.
According to the Myth II epilogue, there is no one Savior character. It's just the word applied to each different person who attempts to destroy the Leveler. (A few debaters here don't agree with this, but I think the epilogue makes this point clear nevertheless.)
It is mentioned that Mazz was the strongest of the Avatara, but at this time I cannot remember any mention of him actually writing the Total Codex. Any references for this? If GURPS was your source, I have just forgotten that it was mentioned (and honestly wouldn't care very much, either, since it isn't easy to tell what is Seabolt's Myth and what is Bungie's :^) )
Personally, although Mazz might have sought to break the Cycle in his time, I do not think he was above it. If he couldn't fend off the Watcher, I doubt the supernatural entities which set the Cycle in motion were so overly concerned.
If anything, I think the Watcher recognized the overwhelming possibility that the Leveler diety would choose Mazzarin to be its next host. Therefore, the Watcher trapped Mazzarin and killed him, with the hopes/intentions of making the Leveler choose the next-best candidate. Who imo the Watcher assumed was none other than himself. Unfortunately (?) for the Watcher, the Leveler did not choose him.
If the above theory is correct, imagine the service the Watcher paid to the Light in the bigger scheme of things! Just imagine the Leveler inside the body of Mazzarin, and the unthinkable damage that would be done by this Leveler reincarnation.
But why would the Watcher want to prevent such a thing? Possibly because he realized he would have no place in such a future. Possibly because he wanted to force the Leveler to choose him as next host candidate. Who knows that goes on in the mind of someone like Bahl'al?
-Welly
