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Is this a Solar-System feat?

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I'm still working on a character profile and first I thought it is a Solar-System feat but now I'm not sure anymore.
To give some context, the protagonist and The Marine talk basically about the creation of pocket-dimensions via the divine artefacts also known as Keys.
However, The Marine mentions that one of these worlds in these bottles is from a real world/a real place where the time flows as it should and not loops around like in these artificial pocket-dimension.
And about the Secondary Realms, it is just a synonym for the mortal realm which is infinity in size and contains an infinite number of dimensions which have all different time-flows.
Means, in some flows time slower or faster than on Earth.
That said, if this one place is a real world/real place originally from the Secondary Realms, then it would mean that either The Marine or Grim Tuesday transferred either a whole solar-system or even a whole dimension into one of these bottles.
So, my question is, can these be considered as a solar-system or perhaps even universal feat or is it just reality warping?
 
Are these pocket dimensions equivalent to the same size as the world of humans? because if the true sizes of these suns and seas are just inside the bottles then you can't really derive much scaling, if they are legitimate pocket dimensions that have sizes equivalent to ours then Solar system size is fine, universal not so much without stronger evidence
 
Hmmm, a bit difficult to tell from the sources I have, but from my understanding the pocket-dimensions mentioned here are likely at least on solar-system size based on this source. https://postimg.cc/MXsmH6Bm
And as the Marine mentions that the world which they will enter is from a real world, I would have assumed that the solar-system (or maybe even multi-solar-system) that somehow got transferred into one of these pocket-dimension-bottles would be the same in size like our solar-system. I mean, if it is from a real world then this would mean that the Marine or Grim Tuesday actually somehow managed it to transfer a real whole solar-system into one of these bottles, wouldn't it?
Though, the time-flow of the bottle which Arthur and co. enter gives me some kind of trouble. The pocket-dimensions where the solar-systems are copied from the real universe a.k.a. the Secondary Realms don't seem much of a problem because they work like regular pocket-dimensions. Like, the environment was copied and made into a solar-system-size pocket-dimension where time loops around.
However, the Marine says specifically that the dimension/world/solar-system they travel is from a real world where time flows as it should. Means, somehow they transferred the whole natural time-flow into this pocket-dimension-bottle. Does that mean the Marine or Grim Tuesday transferred actually a whole dimension into it? If so, what would that mean?
 
Hmmm, a bit difficult to tell from the sources I have, but from my understanding the pocket-dimensions mentioned here are likely at least on solar-system size based on this source. https://postimg.cc/MXsmH6Bm
And as the Marine mentions that the world which they will enter is from a real world, I would have assumed that the solar-system (or maybe even multi-solar-system) that somehow got transferred into one of these pocket-dimension-bottles would be the same in size like our solar-system. I mean, if it is from a real world then this would mean that the Marine or Grim Tuesday actually somehow managed it to transfer a real whole solar-system into one of these bottles, wouldn't it?
Though, the time-flow of the bottle which Arthur and co. enter gives me some kind of trouble. The pocket-dimensions where the solar-systems are copied from the real universe a.k.a. the Secondary Realms don't seem much of a problem because they work like regular pocket-dimensions. Like, the environment was copied and made into a solar-system-size pocket-dimension where time loops around.
However, the Marine says specifically that the dimension/world/solar-system they travel is from a real world where time flows as it should. Means, somehow they transferred the whole natural time-flow into this pocket-dimension-bottle. Does that mean the Marine or Grim Tuesday transferred actually a whole dimension into it? If so, what would that mean?
My question was whether or not these dimensions are infinitesimal in the sense that entering them means you gotta shrink as opposed to entering a dimension thru a portal

If it’s a marble sized run with a finger sized island then not much scaling can be derived
 
My question was whether or not these dimensions are infinitesimal in the sense that entering them means you gotta shrink as opposed to entering a dimension thru a portal

If it’s a marble sized run with a finger sized island then not much scaling can be derived
Oh, in this case it might be unfortunately rather the latter one as he doesn't use a portal but rather shrinks into it. At least, it seems that way as they're entering this pocket dimension by touching the bottle with the left hand while staring into the place they want to end up in, which was in this case the ship. The rest is solved by magic.

Alright, seems I need to remove the solar-system feat. Dammit :/. I was so sure it would be a one. Still, thanks for the help and patience. ^^
 
Oh, in this case it might be unfortunately rather the latter one as he doesn't use a portal but rather shrinks into it. At least, it seems that way as they're entering this pocket dimension by touching the bottle with the left hand while staring into the place they want to end up in, which was in this case the ship. The rest is solved by magic.

Alright, seems I need to remove the solar-system feat. Dammit :/. I was so sure it would be a one. Still, thanks for the help and patience. ^^
Well there might be one saving grace for you and that is if let’s say, the dimension in question just is a pocket dimension / sub space as opposed to a miniscule world, for example in transformers the robots are way bigger than their car forms which makes one question how the robot fits into the car, the solution was that they store extra parts in sub spaces, it’s not shrinking but just dimensional dislocation this way they can store larger mass and volume in smaller locations





If you can prove this for the series you are repping in this thread you may be able to salvage 4B scaling, and yeah you’re welcome, best of luck with these endeavours
 
Naah, the sources I have provided so far are the only ones related to these subspaces. Although, I do think that these dimensions are really pocket dimensions / sub spaces rather than just mere miniscule worlds. Especially for the dimension Arthur enters it wouldn't make much sense if it wasn't a pocket dimension. In this sense, I think the dimensional dislocation example might be more close to it. At least for the bottle that contains a real world which originated from the real universe a.k.a. the Secondary Realms. And as for the miniscule world, funnily Grim Tuesday (the antagonist in this book here) did create something a miniscule dimension inside of this real dimension. He created it inside of a sun to which Arthur and co. travel straight into it. At least, I think they do because this dimension sounds a bit smaller than the one they originally entered as there is just the island in which they end up and the sky and there is nothing beyond that. It's even just said that it has the size of an island.

Although it contains also a sun as light source, however, based on the previous statement, I kinda doubt that it contains a real solar-system.

By the way, what do you think of this sentence?

Also, here is another interesting thing about island-dimension. What do you think could that mean?

Do you think this is dimensional travel by any chance? Because it sounds like that. Or at least it appears that way, as they return back to the chamber in which they entered the pocket dimension bottle, without any indicate for growing out of it.

PS: Sorry should I annoy you with all these questions. I just want to make my character profile as accurate as possible to decrease the chance that it get nuked again.
 
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