The Hierarchy of Transcendental Structures

## Description

This article is used to explain how Exoverse scales and describes what kind of structures there are, including what they are and where they scale in the verse compared to other structures. A note to keep in mind is that everything in the verse itself will not scale to the exact terms in a tiering system such as a multiverse not scaling to Multiversal or a universe scaling to Universal; this includes realms and other structures on a tiering system scaling differently than the original tier.

This also gives a sneak peak to structures yet to be mentioned or added to the story, so be advised whenever there is something that hasn't been added to the story yet.

## The Hierarchy

### Layer

A cosmological layer is an additional plane of existence that do not abide by the laws of dimensions, time, space, duality and so on. Layers are expressed as planes that exist conceptually beyond that of where they originate from, which makes their sizes inconsistent and where they scale just as inconsistent because they only transcend what they are stacked onto; meaning that if a universe was to have a singular layer, that would mean that the layer stacked onto the universe would only be conceptually beyond (transcendent) that universe. Layers can also transcend the previous layers conceptually as well due to their nature of existing beyond what they are stacked onto; meaning that if something was to have two layers, then it would have two conceptual transcendences with one transcending the structure of origin while the second transcends the first. The quantity of layers stacked onto something can fall into the realms of impossibility, such as having more layers than ineffability or having so many that the concept of quantity is considered irrelevant.

### Basic Universe

The basic model of a universe contains an uncountable number of things such as matter, planets, stars, galaxies and clusters (which are a group of galaxies). This being due to having an endless amount of space and distance that also constantly expands despite being uncountably infinite in size. Each basic model has a number of spatial and temporal dimensions parallel to an inaccessible cardinal and are nigh-impossible to travel across due to its size and dimensions, but the dimensionality also carries over to the things that are contained; meaning that the dimensions of everything down to the atomic level inside the basic model of a universe are just about parallel to the universe. Universes had also affected energy, forces and so on; such as sound's properties grant it the ability to instantly travel a finite distance in zero time, which to everything else below this point allow for them to move a mere fraction of this. Another being how light is capable of traveling throughout time itself which also influences the light cone, as past light can be seen as present or future light and vice-versa. Though, light itself is not merely fast enough to reach the end of a universe; meaning there is a point where if far enough, light will not be present and will leave complete darkness.

### Complex Universe

The more complex model of a universe is larger than the framework of a standard universal model, and is inaccessible to standardized universe hierarchies. Their sizes are immeasurable for how large they are compared to their basic counterpart, let alone the fact they contain an ineffable quantity of dimensions (spatial and temporal). Complex universes also transcend time and space as a whole. But similar to their basic counterpart, they contain an uncountable number of things; but the amount cannot be confirmed as the possible things that can be contained would be an immeasurable amount, let alone being able to be defined by numerical values. They can contain something several infinites in size, yet there would still be an undefinable amount of area left.

### Multiverse

A multiverse contains a number of both basic and complex universes in a quantity that is comparable to Absolute Infinity. Even being so large that a universe, either basic or complex, won't even be able to take up a figment of a multiverse; being infinitesimal compared to it. Multiverses also exceed the extensions of complex universes and conceptually transcend them, regardless if a universe somehow infinitely transcends itself as they are still a part of a multiverse itself. Each multiverse contains the original universes and their alternative variants, which also include an immeasurable number of possible outcomes and timelines that that take place in each universe; meaning it would be impossible to describe it in numbers for how vast these structures are.

### Complex Multiverse

A complex multiverse is similar, if not, just about identical to the regular multiverse due to the way they contain universes. The main difference being that the complex version only contains complex universes and contain more universes than several regular multiverses combined, being completely transcendent to its regular counterpart as a concept; creating an infinite transcending hierarchy in of itself over universes. An example being how the first transcendence is above the concept of a regular multiverse, while it is followed up by another that conceptually transcends the aforementioned; repeating this process infinitely. They also transcend duality, philosophical and theological concepts and do are not bound to normal laws of logic similar to their standardized counterpart, but on a far greater scale that cannot be expressed.

### Composite Void

A composite void is an endless space of mostly absolute nothingness that that holds everything from the complex multiverse range to the basic atomic level in a standard universe (and below) without a limit as to how large it is. But they are always greater than a complex multiverse to the point complex multiverses are merely fictional compared to a composite void. The voids don't have a limit to how much it can contain when it comes to the hierarchies under them, and are completely inaccessible to the lower hierarchies regardless of how many layers are being added onto them.

### Transcendental Cube

A transcendental cube isn't actually a cube. But in a theory they were thought to be a cuboid shape until disproven by Zenith who had effectively destroyed a handful, yet the name hadn't been changed from that point. Each cube is composed of composite voids and other factors in such a way that they could be mistaken for being a cubic shape, yet they do not have a definable shape or size and completely transcend composite voids all together. Meaning everything below them are irrelevant when being scaled in comparison.

### Omniverse

An Omniverse contains an immeasurable amount of everything inside of it, whether it be absolute nothingness to a transcendental cube with an irrelevant number of layers stacked onto it. An omniverse is above everything up until this point as they transcend above all (until this point) and nothing tied to it can go above an omniverse unless specific requirements are met that allow something to exist beyond an omniverse, such as a structure with layers that go beyond the concept of quantity and being above a transcendental cube; yet it would still be impossible to even achieve even an infinitesimal of a fraction of an omniverse. This includes mathematics, platonic concepts, theories, logic and so on being contained by and transcended by the omniverse; meaning an omniverse or everything beyond an omniverse are unbound to these. Omniverses also contain trivialism within them as well.

### The Outside

The outside is a place that is mostly made up of absolute nothingness while the rest is random stuff, including omniverses. The outside is one of the very few things that completely transcend an omniverse as a whole, due being completely unbound to practically everything and not being contained by anything (besides Narratives). The outside is completely above structures that can be considered beyond boundless (beyond omniversal) in nature as the evidence of this being true is how it is completely transcendent to an omniverse. Even viewing an omniverse as fiction and nothing more.