Although Rowan felt he should have expected something like this, it was still shocking to him. Incarnation meant that Enoch might have more freedom to express his Will, and if this was a new development, then it did not bode well for him or all of existence.
Nevertheless, there was good news alongside the bad; an Incarnation meant that Rowan's chance of success and coming out alive, although he did not know how much of himself would remain, was far more than his previous estimation.
Relentless waves of power that sought to ground him into place filled Rowan's Incarnation, and his body, which was held in place, began to burn.
If Rowan had been present in Reality, the light and heat radiating from his body would be so bright that he would be seen from every corner of Reality; it did not matter the distance, and the temperature released by his body would vaporize a third of Reality, leaving a hole that would strain the boundaries of Reality.
