Can this be 1-A?

[Kubo423]

X doesn't exist in any dimension; X is a higher-dimensional concept that transcends reality. What we can directly interact with are just avatars of X, and to reach X, one would need to transcend all dimensions. Additionally, X is something that holds all the narrative and can manipulate it at will. Can this be classified as 1-A?

Oh, maybe this could be considered an anti-feat. Y reached X with a lot of help from Z, who is already on X's plane by itself. Even though Y is still a slave of X, Y can use X's powers with help from Z.

If X is already at 1-A, could this be considered an anti-feat? And if not, can Y be considered 1-A with X's powers?

 

[The_2nd_Existential_Seed]

Z isn't an anti-feat, but X being an explicitly higher-dimensional being likely is a huge anti-feat unless the nature of the higher-dimension is defined enough to fit 1-A

 

[Kubo423]

X being an explicitly higher-dimensional being likely is a huge anti-feat unless the nature of the higher-dimension is defined enough to fit 1-A

That's why I wrote all of this. I don't know if it is enough for 1-A.

X is something that holds all the narrative and can manipulate it at will.

X doesn't exist in any dimension;

X is a higher-dimensional concept that transcends reality.

and to reach X, one would need to transcend all dimensions.

What we can directly interact with are just avatars of X

It doesn't exist in any dimensions but is described as a higher-dimensional concept that transcends reality.

What I see is that it is a higher entity that cannot be reached except with the help of something that exists on the same plane and transcends reality and dimensions.

Also, X can manipulate, create, and erase everything in the story, similar to the author's point of view.

So, would this be classified as 1-A, or just Low 1-A?