At the end of it all, it would be nothing more than a "false god".
Unable to reach the end of subspace, instead just a tyrant in the real cosmos, much like the former Mimic Venerable King.
If it were other Apostles, this would be the state they most desire to reach, to become gods without needing to be locked away at the end of subspace, isn't that a sweet deal?
The Apostles higher up in the sequence undeniably wish to become such beings, invincible in the cosmos, doing whatever they please, transforming the cosmos into their ideal playground, but this certainly does not include the Lord of Mist himself.
Therefore, the Lord of Mist would try to kill other Apostles, letting the Mimic Venerable King become a god instead.
In this situation, using an old Earth saying, this is a competition of orthodoxies, a struggle against obstruction.
