Black and White, Blue and Red, Light and Darkness, Obverse and Reverse. Every single conceiveable, Dualistic, conflicting, rivalring phenomena, concepts, that exist within this world, all without exception existed here. Flowing, in continous change, a Great Mandala in the shape of a designed pattern, changing in a kaleidoscope like form while continuing to revolve. Infinite colours overflowed, and nevertheless, there was not a single independent thing here. They all have an enemy (furigana: couple), that always certain, under the auspices of the absolute Law. Quite like a microcosm of their universe. An embodiment of the world of Dualism, woven in textile of trascendent scope. Click to expand...

Edge and Ope

"But there was only one problem with Blue Earth. Humans who turned into mental data did not die, but they could not leave descendants. Sotaro Yashima, the creator of Blue Earth, solved that problem. For that reason, I was doing research to 'create humans' from mental data." 　Spirit data, which could not leave offspring, was an imperfect existence as a living organism. In order to realize his ideal world, Sotaro was trying to create a new life form that he desired.

The insects that Hermina follows are materials of darkness. Naturally, the base color is black. not iridescent.

"Current situation. No one can see or touch Tak-kun. He's weak and can't even cause a poltergeist by himself. ghost (ghost )is"

This is wrong, for reference. The gaps in size between the levels of the Tiering System aren't inherently about "More real vs less real," so much as they're about there being an uncountably infinite difference in power (For a very informal definition of the term, of course) between Level X and Level Y, and we just so happen to equate ontological differences to that, as a lowball. For a very extreme example showing why that needn't be the case, consider a space with uncountably infinite dimensions (Or with a cardinality larger than aleph-1, same difference): This space would obviously be Low 1-A or higher, and yet there is absolutely nothing that distinguishes it from ordinary 3-D space in terms of ontology (Because math doesn't deal with that). It's obviously not really any more "real" than the 3-D space is, just really, really, really, really, really big compared to it. Anyway, this particularly bothersome thing left aside: I'll say I'm neutral with regards to whether or not "the space beyond" is Low 1-C. As I've expressed to some of the thread's participants off-site, I think this largely depends on whether we consider inherently finite visual representations (In this case, a universe being mistaken for a star when seen from the space beyond it) to mean anything when it comes to infinitely large objects and spaces. Although I will say that being finitely, or more generally, countably, larger than a 2-A space is not a thing, no, unless the verse makes clear that such a thing is possible, in which case we're obviously forced to roll with it. As a default, though, we don't do that.

Ku ◯ When God said so and held his hand over me, light overflowed from my surroundings, and at the same time, my vision was filled with that light, and at the same time, I didn't need sleep for the first time in about 5 billion years. I felt like I was losing consciousness.