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In this thread, I will explain some points regarding the Silver Sea and Venuzdonoa, and I would like to say that I reviewed all the previous threads and found that some of them did not present the full evidence. Therefore, in this thread, I will try to clarify everything.
The Silver Sea:
Therefore, the Silver Sea would be High 1-B.
Venuzdonoa:
More importantly, it is stated very explicitly that this sword is not subject to anything related to numbers or distances, which confirms that it qualifies for Low 1-A. Anything related to numbers means that it transcends all mathematical structures. In short, this sword is capable of destroying all dimensions and everything related to mathematics itself, including distances and all such constructs.
Venuzdonoa: Low 1-A.
The Silver Sea:
It clearly and explicitly states that the difference between a lower world and a higher world is a difference in everything, which makes the higher world superior even in the dimensional system and in all aspects not just a difference in dimensions, but in everything. This is something clear and cannot be ignored by anyone.In this small world, which is located deeper than yours, the forces of everything lie on a completely different plane. Strength, speed, durability, magical power - everything. The resistance of a particle of air will still press on you. Even if you use a spell that can destroy your shallow world, here you will not be able to break even this one ship with it," Balzarond said, warning me.
Apparently he really wanted to make me surrender, not destroy me.
"In your world, this guy must be quite a powerful person," Balzarond pointed at Ray. "However, in that duel with him, I held back. And even so, he was unable to keep up with my speed. If I, Balzarond, had started fighting seriously, I would have destroyed your entire world. Let me make this clear."
His figure blurred and he was instantly behind me, and without wasting a second, he kicked me. I caught his kick with my palm, causing particles of magical power to fly wildly in all directions.
"You are a frog in a well." He threw me off without any effort, and I crashed into the hull of the ship. "Know the ocean, Anos Voldigoad. Then throw down your weapons and surrender. It is the only thing a dweller in the shallowest world can do.
- Hm.
I slowly got to my feet. It seemed to me that I had been thrown back with considerable force, but there was not a scratch left on the ship. I must admit, it really was stronger than any material in our world.
- You say I can't break this ship even if I use a spell that can destroy the world?
What supports my argument is what was stated here: even a mere attempt, not an actual entry, but just an attempt by a being from a higher world to enter a lower world would destroy that world. This confirms my point and the statement of the novel itself—that the difference truly is a difference in everything, including dimensions. This is further proven by the fact that even an attempt alone is sufficient, which is logical, because a being with higher-dimensional existence cannot exist within a lower-dimensional world unless it lowers its level of existence to match that world. Otherwise, even a simple attempt would be enough to erase a lower-dimensional world. This clearly proves that there is a difference even in dimensions, because the phrase “everything” truly includes everything.And since bubble worlds are unstable, trying to enter them from the outside could cause abnormal changes in order and prevent them from evolving."
- Do you mean to say that they will collapse just because you enter them?
- That's possible too. But the most important thing is that the fiery dew that we return to the bubble worlds will come out of them again.
Therefore, the Silver Sea would be High 1-B.
Venuzdonoa:
I'll answer you as a gift to take to the afterlife. This is Venuzdonoa, the Abolisher of Reason—the demon sword of the founder, destroyer of anything in existence. Be it providence, fate, or a miracle, all will bow down before me and disappear."
No matter how sturdy, how eternal, or how infinite a thing was, Venuzdonoa could destroy it—even reason itself. Reason was meaningless before the Sword of Devastation.
In short, Venuzdonoa is capable of destroying everything. It can destroy all infinities, eternities, spaces, dimensions, and even nothingness itself, as well as mind and logic. This sword can even destroy nothingness repeatedly, and with each destruction, that nothingness becomes more perfect and absolute—yet it is still destroyed again and again, no matter how pure, ideal, or absolute that nothingness is. This goes beyond and overwhelms any mind or logic that even attempts to comprehend such a concept.It doesn't follow reason nor anything number related or things related to distance whether it be magical or conventional. Anything that can be reasoned returns to nothing before this principle destroying sword. It's useless to think about what it can or can't do
More importantly, it is stated very explicitly that this sword is not subject to anything related to numbers or distances, which confirms that it qualifies for Low 1-A. Anything related to numbers means that it transcends all mathematical structures. In short, this sword is capable of destroying all dimensions and everything related to mathematics itself, including distances and all such constructs.
Venuzdonoa: Low 1-A.