Graviton bends spacetime around Caine such that he's relativistically dilated to a nigh-infinite degree. Juggernaut could probably survive the horrific black-hole-like shearing forces, and would technically still be moving forward in his own frame or reference. To the rest of us, his movement could not be detected in our frame of reference without atomic clocks and LADAR. Meanwhile Caine watches the stars grow old and die before his eyes as he takes a single step.
Originally posted by Laminator_X
Graviton bends spacetime around Caine such that he's relativistically dilated to a nigh-infinite degree. Juggernaut could probably survive the horrific black-hole-like shearing forces, and would technically still be moving forward in his own frame or reference. To the rest of us, his movement could not be detected in our frame of reference without atomic clocks and LADAR. Meanwhile Caine watches the stars grow old and die before his eyes as he takes a single step.
That would be cool as hell, I'd love to see some shyt like that. Well, with a LADAR that is.