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she answered you:
I mean meta in the sense that space and time are completely irrelevant to the conversation. Our own description of space and time as we know it is just based around our modern understanding of physics, which isn't completely infallible. The text describes them as being outside of space and time, and Witches are clearly beyond all time and space too. Hell, Battler as just a normal piece was able to bypass the concepts of distance and time to fight with Dlanor. In addition, any conceptual limitations humans have ascribed to space and time are still irrelevant to Witches, as they are the people who make concepts like that even possible, and view them as completely fictional. The text simply uses words like "located" to have it make sense to people, it's the same as something like Marvel or DC. Realistically, the gods and such of the two verses should transcend space and time, but the story still applies the human knowledge of what it means to "be" somewhere so we can understand what's going on.
What does our understanding of Space and Time being imperfect have anything to do with the conversation? For all you know, our real life time and space is guarded by absolute rules such that it's absolutely impossible to reality warp it, when we speak about space and time in a cross-comparison versus debate,
we are concerned with a certain broad interpretation of time and space where it is a continuous set of connected, countably additive quantities and we don't go further than this, otherwise we would go nowhere. It's a waste of time. Any other discussion is irrelevant.
Oh so space and time are completely irrelevant even though Umineko characters punch and kick each other, and their power is based on the distinction of their persons in a set of entities from the other set of entities that are contained within each other via obviously physicals predicates? And they throw a finite amount of things (meaning their power works off of countable additivity). Yeah, sorry that's just nonsense.
And don't use DC and Marvel as a validation on metaphysics LMFAO, it's filled with supposedly infinite gods who can get harmed by regular planets and repeatedly get outsmarted or get their asses kicked by Superheroes, and infinite gods who "multiply" their power a finite amount of times, proving they are finite, you had Oblivion get his ass kicked by Juggernaut once, or Mandrakk's attacks being tanked by mid-tier superheroes, and the House of Ideas is a physical realm since it is a location distinguished with a relationship of distance to the regular universe.
Her true form doesn't have to be in a "specific location" for her power to work. The only reason the true form creates avatars is because it is an actor, that's how it keeps itself entertained. It wouldn't really be accurate to call Featherine's true form "Featherine" as, as I said previously, "Featherine" is just a role that the actor plays. So is Ikuko, and presumably Hanyuu and Eua as well. It's just more entertaining for her to use the roles in stories because that's how she gets rid of her boredom.
Sorry, that's unbacked by anything I heard from people who read Umineko front and back, the "True Form" Featherine is still just Featherine and is physically located in a higher realm, and is disconnected from the lower reality so she isn't even omnipresent in a true sense, she is only greater in a quantitative localizable sense.
Also her true form supposedly is omnipresent, as it exists across the entirety of the Sea of Fragments similar to other Voyager Witches' true forms. In addition to acting as a sort of "pillar" that the universe is sustained by, etc. Beings with Immeasurable speed are already able to move outside of space and time, so it's not really that hard to see why she'd be beyond space and time. Every verse has its own description of the concepts of space and time, so you have to look at this on a case-by-case basis.
If Featherine sustains anything, she sustains sub-reality infinitesimal levels of existence, which is an unquantifiable feat in a neutral setting, since neutral setting is not "infinitely smaller" than her by definition, since the levels of existence beneath her are always infinitely smaller than a finite object with a closed boundary (for example, books are closed boundaries therefore finite).
In any case, there are characters in Umineko who can surpass or rival Featherine, even without being at her physical location such as Sayo so the idea she sustains even the cosmology beneath her entirely is already internally contradicted, she also outright can't create a new Logic System, it's a narrative point that Witches can't create a new system with a different logic from what they operate and that only Sayo can do this, she isn't even a good reality warper, not an infinite one and she ain't beyond time and space.
One verse might have space and time as Outerversal, another might just have it capping at Uni+. One universe may say going beyond space and time would make you higher-dimensional and place you in the Tier 1-C or 1-B ranges, while another may say you have to go beyond dimensionality as a whole to surpass it. So on and so forth, you get the idea.
And Odin and Sentry are omnipotent and beyond spacetime YAAAAY ignoring contradictions and anti-feats is fun! To hell with taking any second thought with taking statements at face value, it's not like authors have perfect understanding of philosophy and are just regular people who are as clueless as many others on the topic.
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