You will encounter those who believe in fanatical final destinations.

The universe can be interpreted as housing a means of purpose through hyper-evolution. There will be those that believe this final destination is an existence in which all that can be removed has been removed. This belief is rooted in the idea that the most possible efficiency will occur once all opposition to a proven highest physical being has been wiped from existence, leaving the “prime being” to be the sole inherent of the physical plane.

Krul was once a member of the society living upon the planet Elbra. Elbra relied upon dual stars to cycle its life. Krul had believed in an impending doom that should occur were any of the two stars to become absent. In forming this belief, Krul became obsessed with discovering a way for his species to remain despite this cataclysm which he believed to be best conducted through gaining the position as the last of his species, thus proving his individual “right to exist” in the physical plane. Once Elbra died, nothing held Krul bound any longer.

You will encounter those who believe in fanatical navigation.

The universe can be interpreted as housing a means of purpose through leadership of a prime population. Some beings will develop the concept of evolutionary tribute. This belief holds the idea that through collective tribute, great champions can be grown that would not be capable of maximizing their potential if not through the ability to conduct unlimited tribute from lower rankings in the population.

Oxsys was once a fragile being of the Rhibe society on the planet Mentaph. Through seeking higher power, Oxsys became the king of the former Rhibe, and led his society away from the planet. Oxsys became deeply invested with knowledge and discovering the abilities possible within the laws of the universe. Oxsys grew this power through collected tribute from the lower rankings he protected. In Oxsys’ final battle, he was not alone.