A Sproyong (also known as sprong or multiversal rock) is a type of multiversal rock that exists between universes. These rocks are little viruses that are only about three meters wide, but they do a ton of damage to any universe it collides with. Most universes have a repulsive field around it, but if the universe is less than 42,000,000,000 light years in diameter, it is vulnerable to it.
Types of Sproyongs[]
Magnitude 1[]
These types are the most common at only 3 meters wide, however, they can damage any verse it collides with. These types will normally make breaks in space dust or even sometimes destroy small planets, but the damage is usually minimal.
Magnitude 2[]
These ones are less common than magnitude 1 ones, but they are more dangerous. They are normally 4 meters in diameter. These ones have a deadlier virus, so any star that it collides with will automatically go supernova due to the infection it gives. These ones also tend to last longer because they are more dense.
Magnitude 3[]
These are the ones where the damage is colossal. They are an average of 7 meters wide, but they can infect entire galaxies that it touches, and other galaxies in the cluster would almost certainly get infected as well. When a galaxy is infected, the temperature goes to a scorching hot temperature at about 70,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 degrees, so nothing in that galaxy could survive.
Magnitude 4[]
These are very rare with only one per 10^1,000,000,000 ly, and they are about 20 meters wide, however, any time it collides with a universe, the entire universe gets infected. This means the universe could completely be destroyed within 24 days, These are very feared, but collisions with universes are extraordinarily rare.
Magnitude 5[]
There are only 10,052 recorded magnitude 5 Sproyongs in recorded history. These ones can get up to 50 meters in diameter, but when collided with a universe, it not only infects the universe, but it makes it instantly let out a massive amount of energy which can infect nearby universes as well. These are catastrophic, normally claiming the lives of 10,000,000,000,000,000 beings. The minimum diameter of a universe for a collision like this happening is now 67 billion ly instead of 42 billion, making more universes vulnerable to it.
Magnitude 6[]
While a magnitude 6 Sproyong hasn't ever been recorded, one might be possible. If it is, it would be 150 meters in diameter, but would be capable of destroying half of an entire multiverse. This is because a simple universe wouldn't be quite enough to drain all of the toxin in the Sproyong, so it would have the capability of destroying many universes, each of the universes infecting other universes. It has been estimated that the number of universes it would have destroyed would be half of an average multiverse.
Hypothetical Magnitude ω Sproyong[]
A magnitude ω Sproyong is an concept of the limit an Sproyong can reach. In this moment, not even entire Boxes could be safe from an magnitude ω Sproyong. It could start infecting all the box's interior, to a point the box is totally corrupted and unstable, and it ends with the box exploding. If they exist, they could create The Bxoes which would promptly explode.
Appearance[]
A Sproyong simply looks like an asteroid that is flat-faced, with an average of 16 faces per Sproyong. These are grey in colour. The higher the magnitude, the denser the asteroid is, so higher magnitudes tend to be darker grey than lower ones, which are lighter grey.
The real "virus" parts of the Sproyong are the small parts around it, which let toxin out of them when colliding with a verse. These, in tiny amounts, are very powerful. They are green in colour.
Origin of Sproyongs[]
Sproyongs first happened when a random universe suddenly got to an extremely hot temperature. No one knows why this suddenly happened, but all life in that universe suddenly died. When this happened, tiny chunks of rock came falling out of this universe, most of them only being a few meters wide.
These went out into different multiverses, each of them eventually causing drastic damage to these universes, all due to a sudden overheat from a random universe without a name.
Possible explanations for the heat[]
Here are some possible reasons for why this universe got to a sudden temperature.
- Another extremely hot universe collided with it, which caused the universe to overheat
- A giant star suddenly exploded, filling the universe with heat
- The universe became dense suddenly
- A black hole caused space-time to slow down, making the universe hotter
- Many universes around this universe increased the heat
- The universe got close to the core of the multiverse, which gave a lot of pressure to this verse, causing it to heat up
- There was a sudden outburst of antimatter, which collided with the matter in the verse, letting out a huge amount of energy and heat
- There were a ton of supernovas at once, which made all the heat from the supernovas multiply eachother, making the universe overheat due to the extremely high amount of supernovas there were
First Ten Sproyongs[]
| Sproyong | Magnitude | Description |
|---|---|---|
| EST-1 | 1 | The first Sproyong ever recorded. This one was not very destructive, which smashed into the side of a universe and left a mark in a nebula. |
| EST-2 | 1 | This one wasn't very destructive either, but it went through a black hole before it hit another nebula, which eliminated it. |
| TOAB-1 | 1 | This one was not very destructive, but it actually went through two universes before getting destroyed. It left the cosmic web of one without doing damage, but then smashed into a galaxy on the other side. |
| MORYO-1 | 1 | MORYO type Sproyongs are ones that go faster than the speed of sound. This one was the first MORYO type Sproyong that was recorded. It was not very destructive however, but it did destroy one small planet that didn't even have life. |
| EST-3 | 2 | This was the first magnitude 2 Sproyong that was ever recorded, which made 4 stars in a universe go supernova. This destroyed a planet with single-cell life on it, and infected some other stars as well. |
| EST-4 | 1 | Another Sproyong that didn't do much damage besides leave some infection marks on some nebulae. |
| MORYO-2 | 1 | The second recorded MORYO type Sproyong, this one destroyed a planet with no life, but strangely did not infect anything else. |
| EST-5 | 1 | This one smashed into the cosmic web of another universe which did nothing but leave minor infection marks on two nebulae. |
| EST-6 | 1 | This one destroyed two planets in the same solar system and left some marks on a galaxy arm. |
| ZOJ-1 | 1 | This one destroyed a planet in a solar system, but strangely left the core of it floating in space. |
Other famous Sproyongs[]
| Sproyong | Magnitude | Description |
|---|---|---|
| EST-87 | 3 | The first magnitude 3 Sproyong ever recorded |
| MORYO-45 | 2 | The first MORYO type magnitude 2 Sproyong ever recorded |
| MORYO-85 | 3 | The first MORYO type magnitude 3 Sproyong ever recorded |
| TOAB-5902 | 4 | The first magnitude 4 Sproyong ever recorded, also destroyed a whole advanced civilization |
| MORYO-6548 | 4 | The first MORYO type magnitude 4 Sproyong ever recorded |
| ZOJ-6 | 3 | Destroyed one of the most high-tech civilizations at the time |
| EST-438943 | 5 | The first magnitude 5 Sproyong ever recorded |
| EST-548394 | 5 | The deadliest Sproyong ever recorded, destroying 112 universes |
| WAS-49583 | 5 | The largest Sproyong ever recorded, which was 92 meters in diameter |