Super World
According to the Black Tower's definition, it referred to a fully developed world that had ascended to the Highest Level.
Its scale would reach a cosmic level, encompassing vast starfields and countless planets, while biological diversity would also reach saturation.
Likewise,
the world's "thrones" would be fully established. There would be upper, middle, and lower thrones, though their names and definitions could differ completely from world to world.
Moreover, there had to be at least three symbolic thrones.
Furthermore,
although a Super World had reached the highest stage of world development, it could still "grow."
By expanding its territory, increasing its resources, strengthening its inherent rules... through such expansions, it could increase its number of thrones.
Of course,
the more it expanded, the more clearly it could sense the world's limits.
With every additional throne, the world's development became increasingly difficult.
Thus, the "number of thrones" was the direct standard by which a world's strength was measured.
Using this standard to classify the power levels of Super Worlds,
Takama-ga-hara, ranked last among Super Worlds as S-10, was likewise the weakest Super World. It possessed only eight upper thrones.
Whether through the Black Tower's analysis and calculations,
or the results Teacher You had deduced within his mind,
both led to essentially the same conclusion.
Once the Uncontrolled Ones successfully carried out their plan and upgraded the World Magic Cube to its next stage by devouring a Sub-Super World, the first place they would invade would inevitably be Takama-ga-hara...
Of course,
if the Black Tower stationed powerful members of the Highest Will there beforehand, the Uncontrolled Ones could learn of it in advance through detection methods and would most likely choose another relatively weaker Super World.
Therefore,
the Black Tower made no moves in advance, increasing the likelihood that the