Chapter 105: The Creation of the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes
Chapter 105: The Creation of the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes
The hierarchy of power within the multiverse reached a new milestone as the Third Layer Lesser Absolutes took the initiative to further expand their dominion. Recognizing the vastness of their responsibilities, they decided to create inner worlds within their own bodies. These inner worlds, though smaller in scale than those of the higher layers, served as foundations for the next generation of cosmic beings: The Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes.
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The Genesis of the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes
Each of the 42 Third Layer Lesser Absolutes gave rise to three Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes, resulting in the creation of 126 beings in total. These new entities were tasked with governing the inner worlds of their creators, ensuring stability and progress while upholding the will of the Third Layer Lesser Absolutes.
Structure of Creation
Third Layer Lesser Absolutes (42): Each created three Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes.
Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes (126):
Designed to embody specific aspects of their creators' power and personality.
Entrusted with complete authority over their respective domains within the inner worlds.
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Responsibilities of the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes
The Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes were designed to operate at an even finer level of detail within the multiverse's hierarchy. Their roles included:
1. Managing Local Domains:
Governing planetary systems, celestial formations, and ecosystems within the inner worlds.
Ensuring harmony among the elements, lifeforms, and energies present in their domains.
2. Expansion and Defense:
Overseeing the growth and expansion of their worlds, including the creation of new civilizations and structures.
Acting as the first line of defense against any internal or external threats to their realms.
3. Serving Their Creators:
Maintaining direct communication with their respective Third Layer Lesser Absolute to relay progress and receive guidance.
4. Building Armies:
Establishing new forces tailored to their specific domains, thereby further strengthening the overall might of the multiverse.
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The Hierarchical Structure of 126 Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes
Here is a breakdown of the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes based on their creators:
1. Luminis → Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes:
Aurelion, Daybright, Lumorath
2. Solara → Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes:
Solarion, Ignith, Radieth
3. Aurelan → Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes:
Celestith, Aurethos, Vastora
4. Vastaron → Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes:
Chaosar, Starion, Tempora
(And so forth for all 42 Third Layer Lesser Absolutes, each naming three Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes.)
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Implications of the Creation of the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes
1. A More Detailed Hierarchy
With the addition of 126 Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes, the multiverse's structure became even more intricate, with each layer operating in perfect harmony.
2. Accelerated Development
The presence of more inner worlds and rulers allowed for unprecedented growth in the multiverse. Civilizations flourished, and the complexity of existence deepened.
3. Strengthening the Chain of Command
Each layer became increasingly specialized, with the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes serving as the most localized administrators of power.
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Time Flow Adjustment
The creation of the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes also introduced another tier of time dilation:
One day in the Third Layer Lesser Absolutes' world = one year in the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes' worlds.
From the perspective of the Divine Triad's world, one day in the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes' worlds equals 48,627,125 × 365 = 17,759,899,125 years.
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The birth of the Fourth Layer Lesser Absolutes marked a turning point in the multiverse, demonstrating the limitless potential of the Divine Triad's creation and the profound wisdom embedded in the hierarchical structure of their dominion. These 126 beings, each a reflection of their creators' might, set the stage for a new era of cosmic expansion and stability.