"More importantly!"
Even if your dimensional index is high—your dimension is high—you still might not obtain a status level..."
"A status level is something only granted when the world of your birth permits you, acknowledges you, and considers you to have left childhood."
"Only then will it grant you a corresponding position..."
"..."
Otherwise, how could you explain it?
Was a status level a privilege? An identity?
What you could accomplish through a higher dimension.
If my status level was sufficient, then accomplishing those things would be easier—much simpler.
Little Griseo spread her right hand.
"If your dimension is high enough, you can forcibly interfere with the world."
"But if your status level is sufficient... you can accomplish the same thing without needing a particularly high dimension."
"..."
Mobius frowned.
Dr. Mei was helpless as well.
This child... she kept going around in circles.
Could she have just made all of this up on the spot?
But they had to admit that what Little Griseo said did make some sense.
Verne the Expert rubbed her forehead slightly and could not help complaining.
"So what you mean is!"
"If my dimension is high but I have no status level, then my identity isn't legitimate. I want to interfere with the world, but the world refuses! So I can only hack into the system like a hacker, right?"
"..."
"Mm~" Little Griseo nodded.
"But if I have a status level, then I have a legitimate identity. Wanting to interfere with the world would be like operating a computer normally. Once I have an account and password with the proper permissions, it naturally becomes very easy."
"Right?"
"..."
Verne the Expert was even more speechless.
She—or rather, they!
They finally understood Little Griseo's train of thought.
Because there was nothing truly absolute in