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Tardis

"Supreme Being", a term broadly synonymous with God, (PROSE: The Cactus and the Corpse [+]Aristide Twain, Horrors of Arcbeatle (Auteur, Coloth, Arcbeatle Press, 2023).) was a title sometimes used for the leader of Iris Wildthyme and Auteur's people, (PROSE: From Wildthyme with Love [+]Paul Magrs, Iris Wildthyme (Snowbooks Ltd, 2013)., The Cactus and the Corpse [+]Aristide Twain, Horrors of Arcbeatle (Auteur, Coloth, Arcbeatle Press, 2023).) the Time Lords of the Great Houses. (PROSE: The Scarlet Empress [+]Paul Magrs, BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures (BBC Books, 1998)., Going Once, Going Twice [+]Jayce Black, The Book of the Peace (Faction Paradox, 2018).) This leader was more typically referred to as the President (TV: The Three Doctors [+]Bob Baker and Dave Martin, Doctor Who season 10 (BBC1, 1972-1973)., The Deadly Assassin [+]Robert Holmes, Doctor Who season 14 (BBC1, 1976).) or the First Time Lord. (PROSE: Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon [+]Malcolm Hulke, adapted from Colony in Space (Malcolm Hulke), Target novelisations (Target Books, 1974).)

Iris Wildthyme's "mysterious superiors" once "nabbed" Panda with the intention of forcing him to become their new Supreme Being; however, he was able to escape, tagging along on the ship of a different incarnation of Iris to the one he had been travelling with. (PROSE: From Wildthyme with Love [+]Paul Magrs, Iris Wildthyme (Snowbooks Ltd, 2013).)

By the Bookwyrm's telling, the original "Supreme Being" or "God" was Urizen until he was deposed by his "angels" who had declared him "unfit for command". Thereafter, his "role as Supreme Being" was "passed down through an anonymous lines of figureheads", leading up to the "Supreme Being" murdered by the Tribune of House Duskeriall, who was "the last true impostor", (PROSE: The Cactus and the Corpse [+]Aristide Twain, Horrors of Arcbeatle (Auteur, Coloth, Arcbeatle Press, 2023).) after whom Heads of the Presidency began to exhibit much more individuality. (PROSE: The Book of the War [+]Lawrence Miles, et al., Faction Paradox novels (Mad Norwegian Press, 2002)., Crimes Against History [+]Lawrence Miles, The Spiral Politic Database (2001-2002).)

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