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A Way To look At Thing: Abyss Edition
Astral Plane/Spirit World/Abyss had long been important part of ID cosmology since years with it being our first introduction to higher dimension in the verse. That being said it only ever use to define superiority between higher dimension toward lower dimension. There was never exactly actual tiering toward the world itself because of no direct information regarding of its size.
Or is it?
To explain a bit, The Abyss is defined as a world that on top of already having 3 basic spatial dimensions (length, width, and height), It also has an additional fourth spatial dimension. Anyway, it is stated that by using the alternate dimension, he, The King can appear anywhere and attack from anywhere. He can bypass any defense with no one able to do anything plus ordinary people can't perceive the dimension. This statement at first glance seems to only imply a general form of notion of its superiority. Nothing really mentioned about size of the Abyss. However, there is one interesting statement made by King before the explanation regarding the The Abyss, it was said by the King himself that he can only appear where the two dimensions (3D and 4D) overlap. This here also mention once again about the overlapping between the two dimension.
Why does this matter? The fact that The King says that he was able to appear everywhere he desired after that would have to mean that the Abyss being significant in size or at least the same size as the (main world) 3D spaces to cause such overlapping to allow for him to appear everywhere he wants which would mean that the size of The Abyss is at least Universal. In the chance people arguing that it only the basis 3 spatial dimension of The Abyss is of such size and not exactly the 4th dimension, It stated that his ability and influence over the 3D spaces are all because of the additional dimension. If the 4th axis is small, he won't be able to influence over the entire dimension as such it would mean that the higher axis must be as extensive as the other axises. The world (Abyss) is also shown to have time flow as we are told that the world passed by as the King starved to death, showing a progression of time in the Abyss. As additional support to that, MokoMoko said that space and time are a single indivisible whole, which means that for there is space, there must also be time as both of them correlate with one another.
From all this information, I have proposal for the tier of The Abyss
Option 1: The Abyss is in-fact significant Large size spatial dimension (at least universal) and have progression of time which would make the Abyss as Low 1-C.
Option 2: You agree with them being large but unsure whether it actually is universal but still do agree with the possibility of it. The Abyss as possibly Low 1-C.
Option 3: You disagree with the size notion but agree it being unknown 4D with time. This choice would mean you want to treat The Abyss being insignificant 5D structure for whatever it worth.
Option 4: None of the proposals are agreeable.
Astral Plane/Spirit World/Abyss had long been important part of ID cosmology since years with it being our first introduction to higher dimension in the verse. That being said it only ever use to define superiority between higher dimension toward lower dimension. There was never exactly actual tiering toward the world itself because of no direct information regarding of its size.
Or is it?
To explain a bit, The Abyss is defined as a world that on top of already having 3 basic spatial dimensions (length, width, and height), It also has an additional fourth spatial dimension. Anyway, it is stated that by using the alternate dimension, he, The King can appear anywhere and attack from anywhere. He can bypass any defense with no one able to do anything plus ordinary people can't perceive the dimension. This statement at first glance seems to only imply a general form of notion of its superiority. Nothing really mentioned about size of the Abyss. However, there is one interesting statement made by King before the explanation regarding the The Abyss, it was said by the King himself that he can only appear where the two dimensions (3D and 4D) overlap. This here also mention once again about the overlapping between the two dimension.
Why does this matter? The fact that The King says that he was able to appear everywhere he desired after that would have to mean that the Abyss being significant in size or at least the same size as the (main world) 3D spaces to cause such overlapping to allow for him to appear everywhere he wants which would mean that the size of The Abyss is at least Universal. In the chance people arguing that it only the basis 3 spatial dimension of The Abyss is of such size and not exactly the 4th dimension, It stated that his ability and influence over the 3D spaces are all because of the additional dimension. If the 4th axis is small, he won't be able to influence over the entire dimension as such it would mean that the higher axis must be as extensive as the other axises. The world (Abyss) is also shown to have time flow as we are told that the world passed by as the King starved to death, showing a progression of time in the Abyss. As additional support to that, MokoMoko said that space and time are a single indivisible whole, which means that for there is space, there must also be time as both of them correlate with one another.
From all this information, I have proposal for the tier of The Abyss
Option 1: The Abyss is in-fact significant Large size spatial dimension (at least universal) and have progression of time which would make the Abyss as Low 1-C.
Option 2: You agree with them being large but unsure whether it actually is universal but still do agree with the possibility of it. The Abyss as possibly Low 1-C.
Option 3: You disagree with the size notion but agree it being unknown 4D with time. This choice would mean you want to treat The Abyss being insignificant 5D structure for whatever it worth.
Option 4: None of the proposals are agreeable.
