On the Possibility of a Virus Capturing the Main God

A muddle-headed little Chief God, born after a mishap, and a human-shaped virus with devastating destructive power and an aura of billowing black smoke.

System A: What's the deal with this big-shot virus? He looks so well-behaved. Aren't viruses always causing trouble?

System B: Hehe, you wouldn't know. This big-shot virus has seduced our Chief God, so now he's one of us. He's nothing like those low-level viruses out there that make trouble all the time.

System A: ...S-seduced?

Big Virus: I want to tuck you into my pocket and carry you everywhere.

Little Chief God looks up: But I'm the Chief God. I'm not allowed to wander off!

Big Virus: The Little Chief God is so adorable, his heart practically bleeds.

1. About the Little Chief God's appearance: Half the researchers at the Peacekeeping Research Institute, including the director, are devoted fans of the first director of the Peacekeeping General Bureau. More than half of those involved in the “God-Making Project” are also die-hard fans of the director. Since the majority rules, they based the appearance parameters on the director, who has curly hair. So the Little Chief God has curly hair in every world. The opening mishap simply caused the body that was supposed to be a young adult's to shrink quite a bit. PS: The Little Chief God originally had no specific form. Each small world “rationalizes” his presence by making him take the identity of someone from that world who has already died, with no evidence proving that the person is dead.

2. The small planet where the Big Virus's true form resides is not in any of the small worlds. It is in a remote corner of the Little Chief God's world, and the reason it has gone undiscovered is, of course, the Big Virus's influence.

3. About data made tangible:

Space-time viruses are usually governed by instinct. They don't know how to use energy and can only compress and release it, which results in destruction. That's why most viruses are so destructive. The Little Chief God, on the other hand, can break things down and build them up, though both processes consume energy. For example, if a cup of milk is consumed, its data can be saved and used to recreate it by expending a certain amount of energy. PS: Because of the special nature of high-level energy, in theory, an infinite amount of data can be stored. But whether it can be rebuilt after being broken down is another matter, since there may not be enough energy.

4. Here's a little secret: the Big Virus also had a hand in the “mishap” at the research institute in the opening!