Ending the War of Gods

So I'll explain fully and completely what I know of the plot Solomon started before everybody went poof, that way we can decide as a community or it should it end, or if we should play with it some more.

Somewhere in the neighborhood of One-hundred to ninety-five thousand years before the start of the site, there used to be highly malevolent and selfish Gods that existed alongside the others. These Gods very often intervened in mortal affairs for their own selfish ends, demanded worship and sacrifice, and even destroyed planets in the dimensions they oversaw. These Dark Gods dwelled predominantly in their own Universe within the Omniverse, wrecking and shaping it as they saw fit simply because nothing had the power to oppose them. 

They weren't necessarily insane, sadistic, or evil. Picture a kid burning ants with a magnifying glass, and not really comprehending how horrifying it might be to them. Nonetheless, the mortals on one particular planet of one particular dimension began work on a powerful weapon, using an impossible-to-find material. They had somehow managed to pull a piece of the core itself from the metaphysical body, but never comprehended what it was. However, using this amazing new power source they built a weapon to destroy their oppressors. 

These mortals became the first mortals to commit Mass Deicide, launching the weapon and killing hundred of Gods, innocent and corrupt. The resulting destabilization destroyed the entire Universe and all the dimensions in it, rendering the whole area uninhabitable by anything but the most powerful and virulent beings. It became known as "The Black". Cain and Ryuu, having just recently emerged from their fight waged war against all Gods, good and evil, and using the strength of the core managed to subdue them. The Dark Gods, now known as "Dalnigaril" (a term from Cain's long-dead language) were banished to live in the Black and locked into the dying universe until it died and took them with it.

Roughly One-thousand-five-hundred years ago, Solomon and James became the first mortals to subvert the Schrodinger Effect. Instead of being forced unconscious and being rendered non-existent when losing their sense of self, the managed to use each other to force themselves to endure the void for several seconds. This permanently altered their sparks and imbued them with Godlike powers and Immortality, though they still lacked Freedom and true Absolute abilities, as well as their minds being limited to a human perspective and thus incredibly fragile. 

Solomon at one point lost control of his powers killing his sister, destroying his Kingdom, and sending James backwards in time past the ten-minute limit. James became trapped in an alternate timeline, stuck 200,000 years in the past. He was eventually trapped in The Black alongside the Dalnigaril. Solomon sought out his world with the help of Death, and there unleashed the alternate timeline's Dark Gods in an effort to find James. Realizing what he had done, Cain intervened and removed Solomon from the situation while Ryuu stood back to hold the Dalnigaril at their point of entry.

These fake Dalnigaril have a half-life. They aren't real in the traditional sense, simply being cheap forgeries. While just as powerful as their counterparts, they will eventually deteriorate as they are essentially just energy. This energy can also be disrupted. The rift however can not close until James is dead, and while the Rift is open they may as well not have a half-life at all. 

Which brings us to killing James. Death can not claim James since he is immortal, and the only option is to render him into a state of nonexistence. However, since James has been in the Alternate Timeline so long he has gained his own Freedom, meaning that most forms of Magic and indeed even Godly Might are resisted to great effect, and while not completely immune to them using them alone is difficult. Ryuu's sword, Dragonbane could kill James if it lands a critical blow as it is a weapon specifically forged to kill enemies of extremely high power-thresholds, and it holds within itself the power of existence.

Thoughts?

This seems like a rather High Powered plot, if we were going for something different. I mean, i wouldn't go against it and say toss it- because it seems to have a lot of backstory and thought put into it.

So...I say we go for it; maybe twist it around angles to suit our purpose?

It's not that it had a tremendous amount of thought put into it, though I do appreciate that it seems that way. This is simply the blending of Solomon's story with pre-existing Site Lore. 

Solomon's plot essentially consists of him trying to find James, finding James, and the Oh Shit moment with an army of Hyper-realistic Illusions. Taking a point of fact in, the plot is too large and too widespread. We don't have to completely end the plot, but we should tie it off so that it makes sense why these malevolent monsters aren't randomly destroying entire dimensions.

Aaaaand Solomon's back, so this topic is moot.

Welcome back Solomon. Good to see you again.

You too, I apologize for my disappearance and I thank you for now just ditching the plot I put work into XD. Seriously though, this is why I love this site I should come back and stay. We value what others create.

Yep. Resolution is better than simply ignoring them. 
To repeat myself, welcome back.
Let's get cracking.