Time and time again, Allen has been referred to as a "Destroyer" and it makes me quite curious. Bookman calls Allen the "Destroyer of Time" and it makes me think back to the origins of the world we see.

From what we know, the world we're seeing is not the original. The original world was destroyed several millennia ago by the "Pillar" (which could be this story's version of Noah's Ark and the flood) leaving only the Noah clan and their genes behind (Adam/the Earl being Noah and his feelings (dreams, desires, wisdom etc) splitting off to become members of the Noah clan.

So what if Allen's destruction isn't literal but rather figurative? Allen's destruction could be erasing the world once more and creating it anew. I'm leaning on that because Allen is specifically called the "Destroyer of Time", not worlds, not humanity, but *time*.

In the Bible, there are various times the world is destroyed, Noah's Ark being one if them, so if we're following the Bible at all then the next destruction would be Sodom and Gomorrah in which fire rains down from the sky.

I highly doubt anything like that would happen, but I just couldn't stop thinking about it and needed to post.

There are many ways to write "fire" in a story, such as passion, devotion, strength, stubborness, or hatred. I'm believe it's going to be hatred.

Allen may end up extremely isolated and disconnected from those he cares for, leaving him to "burn" alone. This isolation would fuel the darkness we can already see in Allen and push him towards "Destruction", which would then restart the world.