Story Heirarchy

* Fiction
* Multiple/Multi fictions
* Collective Fictions
* Parallel Fictions
* Low-Density Stories
* The Realms of Lost
* The Unicosmic Eye
 Fiction

A world in which isn't real or possible, A fable or myth. A world of imagination, ideas, etc. A reality which nearly anything is possible. literature in the form of prose, especially short stories and novels, that describes imaginary events and people. Characters in fiction are incapable of interacting with the real world, with the exception of ???. However, They are able to have knowledge of real world events if permitted by the creators, but their knowledge will be limited by the knowledge of their creators.

### Laws Of fiction

* Most if not all characters are incapable of being stronger than avatars, no exception unless to very few.
* '*Characters are NOT able to reach the real world*
* **Characters can't gain "Omnipotence" via any power**
* **Characters from other fictions can't cross into another canonically.**
* **Fan-Fiction will never be canon unless permitted by the authors**
 Fiction

### Multiple/Multi Fictions

A collective group of Multiple/Alternate fictions from the main one or conjoined fictions. Still following the same basis as the original. Multi-fictions are maintained within Stories, they are much infinitesimally smaller than Stories but Multi-fictions maintain godverses, Multiverses, Omniverses, Ultiverses, Infinite Dimensions, etc. Collective

## Collective Fictions

### Collective Fictions

Collective-fictions are just collective fictions, or have infinite amounts of Multi-fictions, usually each of them having different properties and variations. Collective fictions can be contained my other collective fictions Alternate fictions

Parallel fictions, or Alternate fictions are generally considered universes, Despite not actually being so. They are fictions were an event changed drastically, altered by another creator, produced by someone else's imagination, etc. It can also be the result of crossovers. There is nothing special about parallel fictions.

Example There are 2 fictions: A and B, each of them hold different universes, There isn't a main one, just another point of view, and a different result. So we have a man named jeff, he works at a construction site. In A, he forgot to stabilize one of the beams, therefore, they fall, In B, He remembers and stabilizes it. Low-Density Stories

## Low-Density Stories

These always have a limited number of Parellel, Collective, Multi-Fictions and regular Fictions. It is not uncommon for them to just maintain one fiction or world, yet that is only a basic Low-Density Story. Lost/ Empty
Beyonds are fictions beyond Stories that contain nearly nothing, They are said to be the blank spaces of human imagination. Their similar to xenoverses, they contain everything,forgotten, abandoned, etc, yet are merely a outlet of the Chasm of Totality. Being within this space for a long time can take an unimaginable on one's mental health. Often giving them burnout, driving them insane and making them completely empty.

 The Unicosmic Eye
The Unicosmic Eye is truly beyond all stories, as this was the first eternal and primordial story, and the birth place of all other stories created by no one to maintain everything. It holds everything, and very little can get outside of it unless they already were, and these beings are those who existed since the first imagining. We (us authors) create, and it is kept in the database of the Unicosmic Eye.