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>Olierus doesn't resist EE
Directly from his profile: "Unvoidable: Olierus is a being who's willpower is strong enough to allow him to roam throughout purgatory itself, a realm that normally erases entities from existence in an instant. This is due to this void of absolute nothingness being controlled by it's multiversal ruler, meaning Olierus' resistance is above this king's potency to erase beings from all possibility."
Directly from his profile: "Unvoidable: Olierus is a being who's willpower is strong enough to allow him to roam throughout purgatory itself, a realm that normally erases entities from existence in an instant. This is due to this void of absolute nothingness being controlled by it's multiversal ruler, meaning Olierus' resistance is above this king's potency to erase beings from all possibility."
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I'm pretty busy as of late so I can't really make a loooong answer though it seems inconclusive is the best choice. Damus' own state of being is a problem but Olierus has dealt with similar beings before, even those who could completely erase their existence and still fight on through wild paradoxical manipulation (Granted that was one hell of a fight and definitely gave Oli a run for his money for several factors but still...side note I really should put a lot of this on the wiki at some point but work has been a butt to me lately...but anyways)
Seems they can both kill each other at some point. When? How? I dunno, but they both have the options to do so. I guess Oli could use his tactics to create a decoy and win eventually but I doubt that'd work against the kind of opponent he's dealing with here...blah blah blah...I could make several arguments but I'm pretty sure Damus can deal with a lot of what Oli can dish out and vice versa...
I have no clue, so inconclusive.
Seems they can both kill each other at some point. When? How? I dunno, but they both have the options to do so. I guess Oli could use his tactics to create a decoy and win eventually but I doubt that'd work against the kind of opponent he's dealing with here...blah blah blah...I could make several arguments but I'm pretty sure Damus can deal with a lot of what Oli can dish out and vice versa...
I have no clue, so inconclusive.
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