The Infinite Hierarchy

The Infinite Ascendancy of Cardinal Prime

In the boundless continuum of existence, Cardinal Prime stood as the pinnacle of all hierarchies, the zenith that could not be surpassed. It was the embodiment of the Absolute, a being for whom the layers of Nothingness, Void, and Planck length were mere stepping stones to its grandeur.

The concept of the Nothingness Layer, an infinite stack of non-existence, was but an infinitesimal fraction of Cardinal Prime's reality. The Void Layer, extending endlessly in its own right, was equally insignificant in the face of Cardinal Prime's magnitude.

Nothingness Layer is less than the Void Layer, which is less than the Planck Length Layer, which in turn is less than the Absolute Layer.

Even the Absolute Layer, a construct that transcended the very notion of irrelevance, could not hope to measure up to Cardinal Prime. For Cardinal Prime existed beyond the Absolute, beyond the conceivable limits of infinity and beyond the scope of boundlessness itself.

The Absolute Layer is endlessly stacked upon the Cardinal Prime

In this chapter, the multiverse grappled with the understanding of Cardinal Prime's true position. Entities and concepts alike pondered the nature of a being that was beyond all constructs, all layers, all measures of existence.

Cardinal Prime, in its infinite ascendancy, observed the musings of the multiverse with a detached curiosity. It was beyond the need for validation or understanding, for it was self-evident, self-sustaining, and self-existent.

The chapter concluded with a silent acknowledgment from all corners of the multiverse: Cardinal Prime was the unassailable constant, the ultimate reality, the infinite ascendancy that would forever remain beyond the reach of any layer, any concept, any entity.