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Heaven exists outside of reality, and is the place where all of existence
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began. It is incapable of being accessed by any normal means, and is the source
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of [[concepts/magic]] in most universes within Xevv. Visually, to those who can
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see within it, it's like swimming in a giant pool of golden milk. Gods
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physically manifest here, and decide causality in this place.
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# Lithium Info Page
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> A strange dimension. The beings of the God Cage are the most powerful beings
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> in all of existence, capable of destroying reality itself if they thought it
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> best.
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> The God Cage itself is a finite dimension, possibly the first of any. While
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> it cannot be visually described, it is known that all particles in this
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> dimension are made of pure, primordial magic of which is untouchable by any
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> outside source; hence the name, a caged dimension for only the Gods to roam.
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> Hermes is the only known God capable of holding a physical form outside of
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> the God Cage, and moreover the only one capable of outside communication. His
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> demise during the events of the calamity have halted all further knowledge
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> about the dimension, leaving it merely the mental shape of a huge chrome
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> cylinder box.
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# Trivia
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* The info page for Heaven in Lithium describes that Gods cannot hold physical form outside of Heaven. This is not entirely true; while they are capable of holding physical form, they do not generally wish to, as they must pass through *Flux* to get to reality, and do not have any purpose being there. It is also a large risk to manifest in reality, as being touched by (or touching) a God will grant one temporary, infinite metaphysical strength, possibly destroying all of reality. Instead, they usually use causality to grant them a body that is not theirs to correct things.
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* The line "leaving it merely the mental shape of a huge chrome cylinder box" is a reference to a Venetian Snares album named *Huge Chrome Cylinder Box Unfolding*.
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