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Introduction
I’ll keep this brief — in Chapter 209 of The Four Knights of the Apocalypse, we’re introduced to the Lady of the Lake, who abducts Lancelot and Jericho as they wander through a strange realm for days on end.
Proposal
The purpose for this thread is address certain statements andimplications made during this mini flashback arc. It is stated that The Lake is created by Chaos and it holds infinite magic, which is stated several times in the chapter and even all the way back in Nanatsu No Taizai where it is introduced as a "Magic lake that stores Limitless Magic" It is magic so dense it is made visible and tangible even dead bodies can float in it acting like an actual lake. This whole infinite topic is also supported by the fact that according to the raw's translated by @Makai641001 (a former translator helper)The space they are in "expands/spreads infinitely". Oh and also has it's own flow of time, which supports the fact that it's a seperate dimension(also implied in this scan)
According to the Criteria for High Universal quoted below,
This should in my opinion qualify Chaos for this tier as he has created an infinite magic lake, that has mass and a space that is expanding infinitely. I haven't brought up Lancelot's feats yet because I think it should be hashed out in a seperate thread
I’ll keep this brief — in Chapter 209 of The Four Knights of the Apocalypse, we’re introduced to the Lady of the Lake, who abducts Lancelot and Jericho as they wander through a strange realm for days on end.
Proposal
The purpose for this thread is address certain statements andimplications made during this mini flashback arc. It is stated that The Lake is created by Chaos and it holds infinite magic, which is stated several times in the chapter and even all the way back in Nanatsu No Taizai where it is introduced as a "Magic lake that stores Limitless Magic" It is magic so dense it is made visible and tangible even dead bodies can float in it acting like an actual lake. This whole infinite topic is also supported by the fact that according to the raw's translated by @Makai641001 (a former translator helper)The space they are in "expands/spreads infinitely". Oh and also has it's own flow of time, which supports the fact that it's a seperate dimension(also implied in this scan)
According to the Criteria for High Universal quoted below,
Characters or objects that demonstrate an infinite amount of energy on a 3-D scale, such as creating or destroying infinite mass or affecting an infinite 3-D space. This extends to an infinite number of finite or infinite-sized 3-D universes or pocket dimensions when not accounting for any higher dimensions or time. Large numbers of infinite 3-D universes, unless causally closed from one another by a separate spacetime or existence, only count for a higher level of this tier. Being "infinitely" stronger than this level, unless uncountably so, does not qualify for any higher tier.
This should in my opinion qualify Chaos for this tier as he has created an infinite magic lake, that has mass and a space that is expanding infinitely. I haven't brought up Lancelot's feats yet because I think it should be hashed out in a seperate thread