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also, what about the sea being infinite and containing countless Celestial foundations.
There are countless Celestial Foundations, all floating in a space known as the “Sea.” The individual foundations are like bubbles in this Sea. By the way, aS we are comparing it to the ocean, the Sea also has a depth. If foundations are at the same relative depth, traveling between them is simple. Moving to a foundation at a lower depth is even easier, but moving up in the Sea is much more difficult. Doing so requires an enormous amount of energy. That is one of the reasons it is not so easy for Yogiri and Tomochika to return to their own worl
Celestial Disk:
The Celestial Disk is the vessel of the world and is considered the world itself.
Upon the Celestial Disk rest the cosmos—continents, stars, solar systems, and galaxies—where various intelligent lifeforms dwell.
The text explicitly states that the Celestial Disk is the universe.
Countless such Celestial Disks exist, all contained within a vast space called the “Sea.”
The Celestial Disks are covered by a robust shell called the Celestial Canopy, isolating them from the influence of the “Sea.”
Other worlds and the world the protagonists originally came from are contained within separate Celestial Disks as individual worlds.
this is like high universal, maybe low 2-c if am not mistaken