Re: History of the Multiverse, Part 1
Why shouldn't we know who broke the seal? Knowledge of such a person or being leads, itself, to other questions, which in turn give the imagination more toys.
A better question to leave unanswered is the exact nature of what was *behind* the seals-3 gods, maybe. Maybe not.
It becomes speculation about the nature of the setting, not just a misplaced record. It's not the person who broke the seal that's necessarily of interest, unless the person or his reasons are of interest.
Not being able to know what, how, and why is a lot more fun than not being able to know who, where, or when.
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