I don't want to repeat it over and over again.
BEFORE:
In this
scan,
before reaching it, they
assumed it carries no dimensional information and is dimensionless. In this
scan, they want to find the Imaginary Singularity, but due to the sheer number of dimensions, it is nearly impossible to find it. However, it's a
hypothesis. In this
scan that singularity is linked to the Tree, which
does not exist in any dimensions.
AFTER:
In this
scan,
after everything was done, Otto had already reached the Tree, and Kiana had already reached the Cocoon. In the scan, they needed to transcend all dimensions to connect the bubble world to the Tree, and Kiana, who is equal to Cocoon, can do it. I think it's clear that both the Tree and Cocoon are above dimensionality by nature.
After this, if I see someone still arguing about the meaning of the word "transcend," I'll throw this argument at them. I clearly use it in a different way. I used it to support that both the Tree and Cocoon are above dimensionality by nature because you need to transcend all dimensions to reach them.
Hope this makes things clear. What I want to argue is that those in the lower plane who transcend to the higher plane do so without it being their inherent nature, whereas those in the higher plane are naturally at that level.