Human flesh was too fragile in interstellar wars; their lifespans were short, and even their civilizations might be nothing more than fleeting flashes in the Universe's long passage of time.
Yet within their hearts lay the most incredible potential in the Universe.
Their emotions could cross the "Dimensional Barrier," their beliefs could become tangible power, and their acceptance could determine the strength and survival of a fictional character!
Humanity itself was synonymous with "miracles."
They were individually weak, yet they could always erupt with power beyond their physical limits when driven into desperate situations.
Therefore, no one could say just how far humanity's acceptance could elevate Altair.
City-Busting, Nation-Destroying, Surface-Wiping, Planet-Busting.
Those were merely some of the possibilities.
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Still, I have to say, this ability really is bugged."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "There may be issues with its raw power, but its mechanism is absolutely invincible."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Just like Yhwach's The Almighty."
Altair's abilities were unquestionably formidable. Within her own "world," she could almost accomplish anything she wished to do. Even in reality, she was among the most powerful beings.
She was merely constrained by humanity's "perception," making it impossible to determine exactly what level she stood at. But regardless of that level, she would basically be unable to find an opponent within it.
Even if there was one, defeating her would be extraordinarily difficult—so difficult that it was practically impossible.
It was like Yhwach's "The Almighty" in the Bleach World.
The strength of The Almighty was beyond question, but possessing The Almighty did not mean one was truly "almighty" at every level.
Otherwise, Yhwach would not have been killed so easily by the Aizen who had joined the Chat Group.
It was simply that, at that level, he was