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Mercurius Analysis Dumps

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Mercurius “In ancient times, mercury was known as quicksilver, and it was believed to be able to shift between liquid and solid states. Therefore, in alchemy, mercury was believed to shift between life and death. Mercury is often represented by a serpent/snake, and its symbol its symbol is said to resemble a cosmic womb” Mercury symbolizing the shift between life and death literally ties into Mercurius’s law of eternal recurrence being the constant shifts from life to death to life to death, again and again the same repetition of shifting the end that is death back to the beginning of life to then the end of death back to the beginning of life once more. Also, Mercury being represented by a serpent/snake ties into how Mercurius is referred to as “The Serpent” and how the animal that he uses in the final fight is his Serpent. Mercurius is someone who has Mercury in his blood, has his design colored in the Mercury, and has his name resemble Mercury, so the Mercury symbol resembling a cosmic womb represents how Mercurius was the one who had created/birthed the new cosmic law, had created/birthed the universe of eternal recurrence. Mercurius Part 2 “A Godslayer born from a God’s Apoptosis, a desire for self-destruction. Having lived for far too long, Suigin fell into despair and desired his own death, creating Ougon as a being that could slay him” The irony of Mercurius creating a being that would fulfill his desire for self destruction, that could kill him, just for …

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