I do not know precisely what will occur, but I have a theory as to what will happen and a preference. My positive analysis suggests it's possible we'll just see Murozond delayed since the story doesn't line up with what we know, though it is possible that the story will retroactively be made a misrepresentation, since it is admittedly odd for someone to only eventually fall to a sanity-shattering revelation when they are wholly aware of and expect that revelation to come. Conversely, my normative analysis posits that it would be most interesting for Deios to both succeed and fail by creating a temporal paradox that transforms the Nozdormu of that time period into Murozond, but without retroactively altering our own Nozdormu; Nozdormu is severed from his own past, meaning that Nozdormu and Murozond exist simultaneously. This means Chromie's efforts are successful, as our own Nozdormu will no longer become Murozond, but the Infinite Dragonflight and Murozond remain a threat, along with any negative temporal side-effects of the retroactive introduction of Murozond into history.
I'm admittedly not all too salty about it, despite having been infracted myself; I figure that the moderation reasoned it would more strongly incentivize people to err on the side of caution to infract without warning, especially with leak season and all the heightened activity that typically entails. I'm hardly going to criticize the decision, since we were all substantially deviating, and admittedly ought to have seen this coming after having received infractions prior during the digression re: cosmic horror. Since we have more content to discuss now anyway, we ought to get back on track.
I think it was a bold effort, albeit one too immediately and readily detected. They should've generated concept art instead; that would be easier to fake.
I think it would make significantly more sense for established characters to be involved in Avaloren since it's more theoretically rooted in familiar themes in spite of being itself new, though jury's out on whether or not they'll be as insufferable as they've typically been of late.