That’s a clever geometric argument, but fractals or non-Euclidean spatial compression still don't downplay Chaos to a simple planetary scale. A fractal or a magical singularity—where an infinitely dense, infinite volume of energy and space is contained within a localized boundary—still requires...
That’s a really fascinating theoretical question about the topology of the Lake's dimension!
If we look at it through general relativity and spatial geometry, a closed, finite-yet-unbounded model (like a 3D hypersphere or a 4D torus) is indeed one of the most elegant ways to "contain" an...
I respect your opinion, but according to chapters 210 and 211, Lancelot and Jericho will end up in the Lady of the Lakes’ dimension. And the Lady of the Lakes said that this space stretches infinitely — that is, it expands endlessly along three axes — and this dimension contains an infinite...