Ronan had always thought that the "Inscribed Sphere," which was to say the "Self Format," was the core of this model—the so-called "Primal Paradigm."
Yes, that was exactly right.
But in terms of structural expression, the "Regular Tetrahedron," which was to say the "Social Format," was what truly defined the Boundary between the "self," "society," "heaven and earth"... and so on.
The "Boundary" was extremely important.
Once there was a "Boundary," the interiors of the areas enclosed by each "Boundary" had their own rules and laws. Even if there was definitely some "core thread" or "central axis" connecting the various areas, each area still had its own uniqueness.
Within each area, the frameworks and rules differed, the problems encountered differed, and the ways of solving those problems also varied greatly.
Just like before, the vast majority of the problems Ronan had encountered on "Plane Six," when traced back through their threads, were actually concentrated within this social framework dominated by the "Ruin and Fall System."
The people he needed to face, and the role he himself played, all had relatively clear positions within it, and there were certain rules for handling them—according to the rules of the "Ruin and Fall System."
Using these kinds of rules to construct the "Self Format" of the "Inscribed Sphere" was obviously useless; using them to deal with and adapt to the "Heaven and Earth Format" of the "circumscribed sphere" was not very meaningful either.
But to say they were completely isolated from one another would also be absurd.
Looking at it now, Ronan felt that, within the "Six Heavens God Calamity System," the description concerning "seeds" was actually fairly suited to this situation.
It was like the form an "Innate Seed" took as it grew within an "Acquired Environment."
Yes, a "seed"—that upward, burgeoning