What Su Ming really wanted to ask was whether the Vishanti knew about universe designations and their corresponding coordinates.
But unfortunately, although Hoggoth was in a good mood after receiving new cigarettes and fine wine, he said that they contacted different Earths through the Inner Planes and the spiritual level. They had no need for physical things like that. As long as there was a god in one's heart, that god would descend.
He had not intended to say so much, but for the sake of the offerings, he would provide some information.
The ancient gods had their own views. To beings like them, born alongside the Demiurge's seeding, the Celestials were merely juniors who had arrived after Earth took shape. There was no need to learn the robots' numbering system. Rigid numbers had no soul, and they were not rigorous enough.
Take the 40K Earth Su Ming mentioned. When it ascended into a multiverse, it split into different Timelines, which were named 40K-1 through 40K-7, and so on.
But every time the Timeline branched, a new Single Universe would theoretically be born, and those universes would split again, layer upon layer.
How could they possibly be numbered then?
So the Mystic Side generally did not speak of universe designations. Instead, it spoke of "Multiple Realities" and "Time Points." Reality determined the material foundation, while time determined the specific coordinates. Life was born from this.
Earth's essence was unique. It was the differences between Timelines that made them appear non-unique. The nature of the multiverse was to display different possibilities, and when that display appeared before ordinary humans, it took forms they could intuitively understand.
Like a great jar or a huge sphere filled with countless smaller spheres. But those were merely human brains simplifying the reality they saw into