Editing End of the World (section)

==Endgame==
[[Weaver]] leads the attack on [[The Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand]], which deliberately excluded heroes like [[The Triumvirate]] who might be powerful enough that they could trigger the end of the world single-handedly.<ref>[[Sting 26.3]]</ref>

[[Saint]], theorizing that her increasing freedom to follow the Nine was what led to the end of the world, neutralized [[Dragon]] with the [[Deployment of Ascalon]].<ref>[[Interlude 26.x|26.x (Donation Interlude; Saint)]]</ref>

[[Jack Slash]] threatened to order his army to kill as many people as possible, which he suggested might be the prophesied end of the world, if the heroes broke the rules of his game with [[Theo Anders]].

The [[PRT]] believed [[Aster Anders]] had a low chance of being the catalyst for the end of the world.<ref>“''And you’re here because?''”<br><br>“''Because… Aster… supposed… trigger… young… usually… one… child… in… family… know… Jack… coming… probably… in… person… chance… she… is… catalyst…''”<br><br>“''There’s a lot of people who could be the catalyst,''” Gray Boy said.  “''You’ll drive yourself crazy trying to cover all of the bases.''”<br><br>“''Low… chance… but… still… chance… thought… we… could… protect… with… Night… Fog… Purity… Crusader…''”<br><br>“''Well'',” Gray Boy said.  “''That was boring.  I wanted a story with neat monsters.''” - [[Sting 26.6]]</ref>