Frisky Dingo
Frisky Wolf Lord
Hmmm.....makes sense now.
Originally posted by Burning thought
I dont know of his "truest form", I only know one form of Pyron and what ime talking about is on page 1 of the thread. A giant, glowing entity, or a smal entity if he chooses to fight on the world. If thats no longer canon then ive been duped. Not to mension Pyron [b]does teleport so one cannot purely assume speed allowed him to travel these distances.Also wheres the scan that says he got from wherever he was in the universe (not sure its said, for all we know he could be close by celestial standards) in 3 years?
Also not sure this "universe" is the same as ours, ours is still expanding and gets bigger all the time, an actual edge is not necesserily clear. If there is a specific edge to the universe in DS, then it may be smaller if it never expanded. [/B]
Well then, you have been "duped". What you see in the scan are his lesser forms. His true form cannot be seen and is MUCH more massive. Pyron was in deep space and it took him 3 years to get back to Earth from where he was. Teleportation is instant......he did not teleport. I don't know why, it would have made sense to do so. One can only speculate.
.......Click some of the links in the thread....... It states he raced to the furthest limits of the universe. The next time we see Pyron, he's stated to be "somewhere in the universe", he then leaves to Earth and returns in 3 years. To assume where Pyron was after he is stated to have reached the universe's furthest corners, is just speculation, nor would it matter.
That is true, our universe is expanding, thus the edge is never in the same place, since DS his stated to take place in our world, we should assume that their universe is expanding there as well, to assume other wise would just be speculation. However, when you move at a speed FAR faster than the universe can expand, which Pyron does, you can sit at the edge and sip tea as you ride it out like a wave. The calced speed of Pyron's travel makes the speed of expansion look like a snail. The universe is where it is only after 15 billion years. That's a long time to get this big, and considering that the universe's expanse is believed by many physicist to be slowing to an eventual stop and hopefully not a rebound, that only makes the expansion less impressive "in this regard".