While Cheng Yu was still doing his utmost to play his first story character, in the highest dimension...
This was the Supreme Dimension that had evolved so far.
Dimensions had no end. One dimension was a cross section of two dimensions, two dimensions a cross section of three, three dimensions a cross section of four, and so on.
The existence of dimensions meant that higher-dimensional beings were almost absolute concepts to those in lower dimensions. Yet nothing could truly be called absolute. For example, within three dimensions, black holes were suspected to be projection points of zero-dimensional space.
By the same token, what exactly did the concept of the Supreme Dimension mean? Was it the end of everything? The embodiment of an absolute concept? Or the supposed endpoint of philosophical thought? No one knew.
Of course, it was only "people" who did not know.
The current Supreme Dimension resembled a space where every pigment had been poured into a bucket, yet none would blend with the others.
Here, nothing had a definition. Perhaps time was no longer directional, and past, present, and future existed simultaneously. Perhaps life no longer followed its traditional biological definition. Here, every law and pattern ever deduced was useless, because one second this place might be a stable region of spacetime, and the next it might be in a state of chaos. As for why? There was no reason.
Any individual capable of existing in the Supreme Dimension had to be at least a Holy Spirit.
Meanwhile, as dimensions evolved and extended, the process of ascending from lower to higher dimensions was also known as the path of infinite transcendence.
If the Supreme Dimension were defined as ∞, then only at the instant the ∞+1 dimension appeared would a stable region exist within ∞. This was