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You are making a villain and the villains are supposed to be powerful and when they are overcome (((If they are >.> <.<))) it just makes whoever did it that much better. So it all depends because someone can learn all of them if they are exceptionally fast at learning and doing.

I was thinking the exact same thing. We'll just have to keep him away from this character, or he'd send her into eternal suffering for mocking his godliness.
BTW, Chaos is the ultimate bad guy, and he's an actual Gaian. His character has proven himself time and time again that he's not somebody to mess with. The RPC has lived for hundreds of years and has gathered some of the most deadly weapons and abilities during his time on the earth. He uses plants, mainly vines.



I support Kiiyashi's argument greatly. The best way to prove that you are ready to move up in rank is by using the simplest techniques in a creative way to take down a difficult enemy.

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I also wanted to say that we'll probably be killing off these enemies one at a time. We'll have to keep making new ones, but that will help develop creativity.

I'd like to make his introduction into a large event. I'm also hoping he has some of his Non-Canon Open Challenges. In those, you get to fight him to the death. Chaos will probably win, but it's still fun since it's non-canon and it's OK to die.

Wait... So who's Chaos?

So Chaos is his username?

Chaos Beaver

He might kill me, I'm not sure though. He's really powerful.

The killing will all be non-canon, don't worry. In the actual plot, Chaos will be our friend. He's like a friend and a foe at the same time.