#tl;dr: Trying to will the Stellaron composition he's composed of would eradicate him if it's all at once

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HC; Stellaron Connection.

So how exactly should the Caelus's connection with the seed of calamity be quantified? Where does the fine lines of a barrier hold, where does the melding and mixing of potential begin? This is exactly what I want to dive into as my version of an interpretation of the shared relationship.

From how I perceived the events, I see the Trailblazer as a successful and particularly fished soul from the countless echoes, spirits and what not that swims within the recreating chaos of the Stellaron hive. Their current body is one unique fashioned, moreso a vessel composed of Information (in the magical law) based sense. It's when the Stellaron, thus the soul was infused, a mixture of it's miraculous properties and their reconnection with reality led to the Information to take the state of a human being.

An important and lost history is also involved in these matters.

So that brings the question of how exactly does this all operate? I believe the hive of the Stellaron and Caelus were forcefully disconnected, allowing the solitary to reign, while the Stellaron power his soul is drenched in works as a door to depths that bastardize time and space. This is what creates his unique connections with those calamitous seeds, allowing him to live through 'recordings' of people's past lives if they were in a intimate, interactive proximity. (Cocolia being the best example.) Though, it isn't entirely clear from who's perspective he was witnessing it from.

This then leads to the matter of Nanook. I won't say it was solely the scale of his resolve, the urgent need to decimate any opposition in his path that allowed Nanook's gaze to fall upon him. In another way, the Stellaron proceeded to forge a link, allowing for the heart of the Aeon to pulse within it's golden wound, and in turn setting the very energy that connects them on fire as that potential alone had eradicated the Ravenger. To me, this shows how this force is far from Caelus's dominion.

Rather, it's this unique coupling of circumstances that makes a growing power that gradually siphons from the Stellaron, emboldening his might incrementally. In return, he has to temper himself through trial, fighting is a destiny seared into his very awakening if he's going to not have this very potential eat him alive. While embracing the journey for it's beauty is one important facet, another is to garner strength, whether that's in allies or personal potential realized.

Hell will be his personal road to Heaven.