Infinite baseline 2-A
1. So we know that the Silver Sea has an infinite size and currently the gap between each layer is countless, theoretically, the Silver Sea can house an infinite amount of layers (based on the similar logic that makes the cosmology become 2-A currently) so it will make the potency of Anos' hax become an infinite baseline.
2. Another way is that the order in the shallow world is
infinitely weaker (限りなく= infinitely, endlessly) than the order in the deeper world, so it will make the hax being 99+*infinite baseline. You may argue that 99+*infinite baseline and infinite baseline are the same, however, fiction may doesn't really care about math like how we have 2-A scaling chains so yea, the hax potency will be higher than infinity.
Low 1-C
The Silver Sea has its own separate space-time and contains countless smaller space-times in the form of bubbles within it (it should be noted that the Sea can house infinite bubbles since each layer can house infinite of them) :
"In the Silver Water Holy Sea, it is only about 14,000 years old."
A questioning look appeared on Sasha.
Then Misha explained.
"Luna fell into the Elenesia World 14,000 years ago."
"...Oh, I see, that's right... Huh? But I was certain that the Militia World is 700 million years old since its creation...?"
"Perhaps time is out of sync."
"...Well, for example, when a day passes in the 7th of Elenesia, a year or even longer passes in the Militia World?"
"Simply put, yes. However, I haven't been able to confirm any discrepancy in time between the small worlds we have visited so far and the Militia World. One second here in the 7th of Elenesia is exactly the same as one second in the Militia World."
Sasha looked more and more puzzled.
"Then, what do you mean?"
"A discrepancy in time somehow occurred once. And now, it's back to normal, I guess."
For example, if nearly 700 million years have passed only in the Militia World, while time has stopped in this Silver Sea, it would make sense.
It's not certain if the Militia World accelerated or if the other small worlds stopped.
So it would make the Silver Sea
Low 1-C due to having two temporal dimensions within it (similar to the gap between 3-D and 4-D).
And not to mention, each layer is already accepted as 2-A so the Silver Sea being 2-A only should be wrong since it would mean the size of each layer and the size of the Sea itself are the same (and there is no gap between countable and uncountable infinite so no higher 2-A cosmology).
1-B
A spell that can destroy an entire world from a shallow layer (which means space-time in this case) can't destroy a normal ship in a deeper layer
I jumped back lightly and dodged it.
At least it should have been, but a crossed light grazed my toes, freezing me to my right knee.
Was my body heavy?
Did they do something? No, this was something else.
"You can't use your magic or your body the way you use it."
Balzarondo instantly moved in front of me right as I fell to my knees.
No magic was used. It was just plain speed.
"Hmm. I thought I was just a little out of shape." "In this small world, which exists deeper than your small world, the power of everything is in another dimension. Strength, speed, toughness, magic power, everything. Even the resistance of a grain of air would be a weight to you. If you unleash your shallow, world-destroying magic, you will not be able to destroy a single ship here."
In other words, a spell that can destroy a structure with
uncountable infinite size (space-time) in the shallow layer can't destroy a
finite object (ship) in the deeper layer, it doesn't have any meaning beyond the fact that the gap between each layer is uncountable infinite. Btw, I have already read the old thread and I can tell that no one actually argues much about it so don't show me the old thread again.
Also if you remember what I said earlier, the gap of orders between two layers is already infinite (just not elaborate on whether countable or uncountable infinite).
High 1-B
Since the size of the Sea is infinite, thus it can contain infinite layers