Poll: Unlimited Power, inmortality and morality.
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Actually, a criminal would probably be best, just to remove yourself from the rule of a single government (thereby making you an illegal alien in every country).Keoul said:
OT: I'd probably be like Gohan and have an normal life by day and be a blonde-haired hero by night. Probably get a job in construction or something where my super powers could be put to use subtly. Then on the weekends I'd d**k around with my superpowers, maybe use it to bend the earth to my whim and make a nice island retreat for myself (Goku, as a super-saiyan, was able to bring a bird back to life using his super yellow energy, and Gogeta was able to manipulate his internal energy to screw with Buu when it tried to control him from the inside, so I imagine that energy blasts and flying are just the more combat-related applications of what they can do with their magic-energy-stuff).
I would never want that power, it's no way to live, sure it would be fun and I could do lots of good with it for sure but I think I would go crazy.
The Horus Heresy started because Tzeench showed Horus a future in which his father became worshipped as a God, something he knew his father would hate, so he vowed to kill his father before that happened. Ironically, it was this choice that caused the Imperiums descent into thecoracy in the first place.the rye said:
Tzeench is one of the more important Chaos Gods for this reason, and also the most enigmatic; Tzeench can see the future, and would have known the outcome of this course of action, and he chose to do it anyway. While doing this would secure an enormous amount of worshipers, it also made humanity very aware of the threat Chaos posed, if my canon is correct, it may have even led to the founding of the Ordo Hereticus and Ordo Malleus, who are both great threats to the Chaos Gods. Did Tzeench believe that, in this case, that gained outwayed that which was lost, or is he secretly on our side in a very Macchiavellian sort of way, doing this simply because it would lead to the downfall of his compatriots, or is there something even more sinister in the works here?
