Originally posted by abhilegend
Phoenix fled from Necrom after he ripped out part of it. That's a clear cut defeat, it was outright stated that Necrom could've easily killed Feron.But tell me, why did Phoenix flee from Necrom after he ripped part of it out? Shouldn't this almighty force destroy him?
Yeah, juggling stars and planets or solar systems shouldn't be hard for someone who defeated Phoenix Force. Even I know Phoenix is that powerful.
You cant be this dense?
Seriously. You cant be 😕
The Force in this interpretation was a like a newborn baby. It had just re-awoken to sentience when Feron reached out to it.
It allowed Feron to bond with a portion of it so he could achieve his goals whilst it could experience sentience and human emotion and learn.
Necrom defeated Feron as despite Feron being bonded to a portion of the Phoenix he was still Necroms student and inferior in terms of skill and finesse with energy wielding and so was defeated.
This incident again proves my point that hosts dont all have full access to the Forces power and that they are only as capable as their mindset, willpower and ability allow them to be.
Furthermore as stated Feron was just bonded to a portion of its essence. So thats another way that hosts can differ thus explaining differences between them.
The Phoenix Force was just a neutral power source in this encounter. It wasnt in combat with Necrom itself. Necrom tearing out the portion of Force Feron was bonded with, pained it and it fled. Which when you consider the context given in the story (i.e it being newborn to sentience) makes sense.
So how does this in any way take away from the output of power that the Force is demonstrably capable of? They are separate things. Character behaviour, character durability, character power output. SEPARATE. A low showing of one doesnt allow you to dismiss whats achieved in the others. There is a clear comprehension issue here. Work on that.