The entity released tremendous waves of potent energy that had nowhere to go, since he was 'confined' to his birthing place, a shell that was surrounded by the vast void of literal nothing. Thus the energy was being compacted in the confined space for hundreds and hundreads of eons. The entity continued to release burst after burst of energy for hundreds of eons until one day the shell finally gave way, allowing the space inside the shell to expand greatly, and also allowing the burst of power out of its confines and into the new 'nothingness', filling the seemingly infinite space in a nanosecond with a supercharged big-bang for lack of a better word, which was then split up into multiple streams, like the branches of a tree. After the entity was content with it's progress it went to a slumber for hundreds or millions of years to regain lost energy, which when compared to millions of eons was nothing at all really. However to the omniverse which was now formed due to the valiant efforts of the entity, time seemed to be moving at a very sluggish pace, so it tried to busy itself. Immediately after the cracking of the void there was nothing, but not in the sense as in before, now there was space. Which had not been there before. It's the space that we all know, right outside our atmosphere. However in this space there were no planets, nor solar systems, nor galaxies. There was simply nothing. The entity in its slumber however leaked a plankton of its power unconsciously, and slowly filled up the empty space which was then not so empty. In the first 1000 years or so nothing much happened, except for the trial and error of the omniverse in trying to use the energy that was being supplied by the entity to create something, anything,

After exactly 12391 years the omniverse finally succeeded in creating a single neutronium. These neutronium were tiny, approximately the size of an atom, but it was still there! It finally succeeded after 12000+ years, that may seem like a long time but the omniverse isn’t actually a sentient being, in the most simple and shortest explanation the omniverse is like a computer, focusing on multiple things at a time and working without stop, as computers have no real sense of time like humans do, the omniverse didn’t exactly feel like it was a long time, it completely ignored the concept of time. The omniverse finally got progress in creating, and the energy that it tried to form into a shape didn't simply collapse in on itself resulting in a failure. That was more than it was ever able to do before. However the omniverse wasn't a living being, So it felt no joy, or any excitement. It simply proceeded on with creating. And learning.

After another 4921 years the omniverse was able to arrange the neutronium in particular shapes and sizes, and finally after 500 years the omniverse finally decided to add another proton to the nucleus of the neutronium, which then proceeded to become an atom. The very first element on the periodic table, Hydrogen.

It kept experimenting with hydrogen and other gases that it discovered, however for whatever reason the omniverse simply couldn't get past the gaseous state of matter. So it never discovered any other elements other than hydrogen and helium, and so without knowing what else to do it simply tried to add more, and more, and then even more. Until one day the hydrogen started to get attracted to each other, forming a massive cloud of gas. This continued to happen until the gas was so compressed that it formed the very first start. Of course the omniverse observed this all throughout the formation of the star and so it knew how to make another one, however in a bout of intelligence the omniverse decided to observe the star, how it ripped hydrogen atoms apart and fused them together to form helium, which the omniverse hadn’t ever attempted, or wanted to attempt as a matter of fact. Not really afraid since the omniverse had no emotion, but more of a reluctance at losing all it’s hard work. The omniverse continued to observe the changes in the star for 32015 years, When the core finally ran out of hydrogen, the star then started to expand, dragging in nearby helium and starting a new process with helium. It started to fuse the helium into carbon under the massive pressure and heat of the core. However, after the helium was gone and all that remained was carbon, the mass of the pure carbon atoms was enough for gravity to fuse carbon into heavier elements such as oxygen, neon, silicon, magnesium, sulfur and iron. Once the core fully turned to iron and several other heavy element, the star no longer produced any twinkle of life. Just as the omniverse was debating whether or not to ignore the star, suddenly the star collapsed from its own gravity and the iron core heated up. The core became so tightly packed that protons and electrons merged to form neutrons. In less than a second, the iron core, which was about the size of Earth, shrinks to a neutron core with a radius of about 6 miles, compressing the iron even tighter, the outer layers of the star fall inward on the neutron core, thereby crushing it further. The core heats to billions of degrees and explodes into a massive supernova, thereby launching all the new elements and other debris out into space.

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After repeating the same processes hundreds of times the omniverse finally got a grasp of how to form solids and liquids. Thereby creating the laws of physics we know today.

Time skip a few hundred thousand years into the future where the omniverse has learned how to create life. After countless trial and error experiments the omniverse can finally create life in the vast reaches of space. After being saturated and using the energy of the entity the omniverse has gained a semblance of intelligence. And so the first thing that it does is create gods, 12 apostles that each are 1/12 as strong as the omniverse. However what the omniverse didn’t account for was the amount of energy those gods would require to make. It had never created living, breathing beings before, especially immortal and all powerful beings. So it greatly underestimated the amount of energy it would take to create those beings. The tug on the entities energy didn’t go unnoticed. The entity unconsciously stopped the majority of the leakage, there was still a tiny bit of leakage, just enough to hold back the borders of the void around the omniverse, sadly however that energy wasn’t enough to sustain the semblance of sentience the omniverse had obtained. So therefore in a last ditch effort of helping it's creations it created what everyone knows as ‘The system’.