Chapter four:
What in the hell just happened? Maggie screamed in her mind. She started frantically searching her surrounding's.
Relax young girl, over here. Said the increasingly, familiar voice, chuckling he added. By the way, nice reference, but I doubt many will get it these days.
Feeling a presence above her. Maggie turned her perception up and a large entity, completely dwarfing her in size by a whole order of magnitude. Within the beings body countless orbs filled with galaxies, nebula's, and cosmic events were all interconnected in a golden web that seemed to radiate life. Amazing Maggie thought to herself. Moving backwards to try and behold this entity in it's full, she found that the entity was vaguely human shaped. That's right... what do I even look like now?
Rather than that, the thing you should concern yourself with is stabilizing your existence.
Said the booming voice, that for reason made Maggie think of her encounter with a guy cosplaying as Thanos.
Stop! Don't imagine it. Instead, eat more. While doing so, think of manifestations or personifications of concepts like Eternity, Order, Chaos, Life, Death, and Oblivion. Said Jack Kirby.
But why? Maggie asked him.
Trust me, it's necessary. We all have to do it at one point or another. The sooner you do, the more stable you are. Replied Jack Kirby.
Well alright, Maggie turned once again to the swirling mass of her food and started thinking about what eternity means. Eternity to Maggie meant... something timeless, going on forever and existing in all points of time. As she thought about it she also thought about what could be a representation of it. Timelessness, longevity, frozen in time, but flowing onward, water, solid by flowing. That line of thinking brought her to thinking about Greek mythology a bit. If she remembered correctly, the Greek deity that represented water, mountains, and the northern direction was...
Poseidon.
After the utterance of the name, Maggie felt a swift in the concept she had consumed. These concepts had not yet affected the energy and mass that were already a part of her. They swirled, separate from the rest. At first it was amorphous, just a large swirling blob of existence and nothingness until it arranged itself and slowly, a whole new being came into view.
A gigantic entity, with two legs, and a angular head along with a trident for a weapon, came into view.
As Maggie looked upon herself, she inwardly smiled.
At first she could feel the creators thoughts, Poseidon looked out into the chaos of creation he found himself in, eyes glowing and radiating cosmic power and roared.
Huh, this is new, definitely non canon. The entity, Maggie started to assume to be Jack Kirby, muttered to no one in particular. Continue, quickly! Jack Kirby said.
But Maggie didn't really need the urging. Even without it, she felt like she had begun a process that cannot be stopped. Even with just the inclusion of Eternity within herself, although Maggie felt a bit more complete, a bit more solid, but it was not enough. She pushed off those thoughts and their implications for a later time and started to comprehend Infinity.
Infinity is possiblity, potential, probability, the unreachable, apex. Infinity knows bound's across universes, timelines, makes the multiverse, strives for higher heights, breaking boundaries, all encompassing, all embracing, a mother to possiblity, nuturing potential.
Again this line of thought brought Maggie to the Greek mythology. A mother known as the mother of humanity, a race said to have infinite potential across time and space. However, the difference between that and Maggie's vision was that this particular manifestation will the potential of all sapient life rather than just homo sapiens.
Hera.
The primordial Chaos, as Maggie decided to term it, swirled and compressed once again as a female figure emerged to stand next to Poseidon, her full height reached the top of his chin. She wore a dress of stars and cosmic dust and a mature, motherly figure. Eyes glowing blue and skin of gold with black hair decorated with nebulous clouds of potential energy. She places a hand on Poseidon and he rapidly begins to rapidly change shape into a kraken equal in her height. With a body that made of a octopus and eight arms, the octopus looks upon it's new form and nods to his sister and returns to the form of a man. Maggie inwardly remarks that she's already doing her job helping others realize their infinite potential.
Both beings stand one another, seemingly waiting for something.
Maggie, seeing this begins to think of what Order and Chaos means to her. Chaos means change, violence, an absence of rational thinking, disorder, confusion, flux. Chaos seems to strive about itself ever more in order to bring about evolution and change, it is free as the wind, ferocious, feral, never yielding in it's pursuits like an unsheathed sword.
Chaos is eventually order. As much as order eventually begets chaos. When the destruction and dust settles, what rises is uniformity, rigidity, laws. However, order must also be able to bend and sway, in order to stay rooted and survive the inevitable chaos that tries to destroy it. It is majestic, towering symbols of civilizations and is it's patron, filled with wisdom.
Hades and Cerberus.
From out of the other, two forms he emerged. On a personification of the energy Maggie is still consuming. In the form of a ferocious and beautiful dog whose tail is always changing and in flux like the energy outside. He roars upon forming and moves to stand beside his siblings. Grinning malevolently in anticipation for the future.
The other is a flash of azure as an immensely long dragon steps out. Every scale perfectly symmetrical and shining with a bright glow, horns like branches or antlers coming out of the top of its head. Seven claws adorn each foot and a majestic mane erupts from behind his head and extends all the way down to his spine and to the end of his tail.
Rather than roar Hades floats to his siblings exuding the natural aura of a wise, rational, and just elder. He looks to Hera and snorts derisively. At this Hera snarls, but with a glare from Poseidon and Cerberus, the two fall silent.
Maggie chuckles, which seems to reverberate throughout herself as the four suddenly shiver and bow to no one in particular. Maggie then looks upon them with love and affection.