Chapter Summaries

Sator explained how the Wall of the Heart divided world frameworks and warned Green that traveling between them could be perilous. Green traded an All Things Repair Crystal for Sator’s promise to reveal everything he knew, and recognized that Sator wielded power from the Unknowable Domain.

• Sator explained that beings who became aware of the Wall of the Heart could cross between world frameworks, where unfamiliar conditions might suppress or endanger them.
• Green realized that his own omniscience and omnipotence force had shielded him from the dangers that made such travel a gamble for others.
• Sator described how a sudden change in a world framework had badly injured him before he escaped to this one.
• Sator hinted that more detailed information would require a trade, and Green offered him an All Things Repair Crystal.
• Sator swore he would tell Green everything he knew in exchange for the crystal, then examined it with his black power from the Unknowable Domain.

Sator explained the Gathering Point, the dangers of traveling through Hyperspace, and the major organizations spanning worldviews to Green. Green then asked about the Gathering Point’s primordial perfect lifeform and the classification of power, prompting Sator to prepare a broader explanation.

• Sator stored the red crystal after confirming it was safe and began sharing advanced information with Green.
• Sator explained that the Gathering Point was an artificial worldview with a Worldview Beacon, and warned Green about robbers and systems in Hyperspace passages.
• Sator described the Transmigrator Association, the Worldview Administration Bureau, and the United Exchange Organization and their competing ideals.
• Sator said the Gathering Point was a medium-sized organization protected by a primordial perfect lifeform.
• Green asked what a primordial perfect lifeform was and how powerful beings were classified, and Sator decided to explain the subject from the beginning.

Sator explained the hierarchy of power across worldviews and the distinction between semi-perfect and primordial perfect life. After the Chip confirmed a rumored realm beyond omniscience and omnipotence, Green realized the lockdown meant he could never fully trust the force’s answers.

• Sator described the power realms and explained how the Three Great Factions’ lockdown restricted omniscient and omnipotent beings outside their own worldviews.
• Sator distinguished imperfect, semi-perfect, and primordial perfect life, explaining that primordial perfect lifeforms grew within one worldview and had flawless wills.
• Green concluded that he possessed both the omniscience and omnipotence force and the essence of a primordial perfect lifeform, then asked whether that marked the ultimate limit of life and power.
• Sator recounted a rumor of a unique realm above omniscience and omnipotence, which could only be reached by one being and was tied to the Wall of the Heart.
• Green ordered the Chip to verify Sator’s account, and the Chip confirmed it was true and began reconstructing its database.
• Sator remarked that beings who learned of the rumored realm became satisfied, prompting Green to realize he could never know for certain whether the lockdown had compromised his force.

Green learned about worldviews from Sator, who invited him to join the Gathering Point. Green passed the strength test by lifting the infinitely heavy Sky-Blue Longsword, and Sator explained that Green’s power and contributions had allowed him to leave his worldview without restraint.

• Sator shared knowledge about worldviews and recounted his travels while speaking with Green.
• Sator invited Green to join the Gathering Point, explaining that its members were protected by a primordial perfect lifeform and could be resurrected.
• Green asked about the responsibilities and test for joining, and Sator said he had to lift the Sky-Blue Longsword.
• Green used the Chip to analyze the sword, then easily lifted it from the floor and swung it.
• Sator praised Green’s strength and explained that native lifeforms generally had to advance their worldview before they could leave it.
• Green realized that, as the only being at the Omniscience-and-Omnipotence Level, he had greatly advanced primordial hyperspace.

Green learned that Sator’s Gathering Point expected its members to seek ways to grow stronger and advance, but declined to join so he could continue exploring. After Green left, Sator realized he might be able to pinpoint worldviews, while Green departed excited to discover the infinite unknowns beyond omniscience and omnipotence.

• Sator explained that the Gathering Point’s members were expected to search for ways to grow stronger and advance toward unique omniscience and omnipotence.
• Green declined Sator’s invitation, saying he wanted to travel and gain more experience before joining anything.
• Sator told Green to leave before the Gathering Point’s worldview began to reject him, and promised to invite him again if he returned.
• Green asked whether he could join later, then left the cabin and flew beyond the world.
• Sator realized Green might possess the rare ability to pinpoint worldviews, but Green had already vanished.
• Green looked back at the crystalline blue world and felt eager to explore the unknown powers beyond omniscience and omnipotence.

Green returned to the Primordial World framework to learn how he could acquire knowledge concealed by other Omniscience and Omnipotence Forces. After considering the Chip’s methods, he began planning how to send an avatar into other world frameworks to find transmigrators and systems.

• Green asked the Chip to use the Omniscience and Omnipotence Force to find a way to access concealed knowledge, and the Chip told him to return to the Primordial World framework.
• Green crossed the Wall of the Heart and arrived in Hyperspace, where his Omniscience and Omnipotence Force was no longer suppressed.
• The Chip gave Green three methods for acquiring concealed knowledge: exchanging with other wielders, improving his power’s adaptability, or taking adaptation information from transmigrators and systems.
• Green rejected knowledge exchange as impractical and decided to pursue both gradual adaptation and the shortcut of taking information from transmigrators and systems.
• Green concluded that he would need to suppress his power to evade a world framework’s supreme power and began considering how to construct an avatar for travel between frameworks.