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Um can anyone share their thoughts on this?edit: I THINK I FIGURED IT OUT LET ME COOK
Wait, we might be looking at it the wrong way here. Instead of focusing on where the swords appeared or how fast it travells, lets instead consider what the sword's properties actually are. If we assume that the hyperverse dimension is outside the universe's causalty, and those swords carry over that ability instead of losing it once entering realspace... this means that any and all things that affect causalty, the swords simply ignore.
Time for example, affect causalty/a part of it. To say that time passed for the sword to travel, is to say that the causalty of the universe affected the swords.
Like yes we see the swords "moving", but we shouldn't think that for the sword, time is passing. Universe time doesn't apply to hyperspace. The swords are moving under their own "time". Like the swords could be moving at a snail's pace but from anyone elses perspective; real space; the swords move instantly.
Edit: to add to this, my theory is only further supported by the simple fact that the swords are shown to cut space, and presumably occupies said space with the properties of being "outside the causalty of the universe". If space is where time takes place, "space" being essentially a multitude of factors such as gravity and etc that determines how time flows, what then could it mean for the swords that ignores all that?
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