Even with the new info added
I see nothing here presenting 1A.
This is just subjective reality
Unless you can prove that one is Qualitively superior to the other or R>F (Hate RF)
Then maybe but I can't see anything that presents that either.
Not a Instant Death or 1-A expert but all of that just seems to be Subjective Reality instead of an actual 1-A tiering
No mistake.
I will explain it for the last time here:
Imagine now, for example, you are dreaming, and you dream of the world and the characters, and all of them exist only within your dream, only within your imagination. And at this stage, you are the dreamer, and the dream is your dream. And since you are the dreamer, you see your dream and everything in it as mere imagination and something trivial. And no matter what happens, the characters in your dream will never be able to affect you or your dream, or ever exit your dream. And at this stage as well, you, as a dreamer dreaming the entire dream, you have r>f over it. So it is impossible for something you dream of to reach you, regardless of the number of dimensions or the strength of the character; it will never be able to affect you personally, your true self, which exists at a level higher than reality and dreams of everything. And when you dream of the world and the characters, you participate in this dream by creating symbolic images of yourself to interact within it, of course. So your dreaming self itself cannot exist inside your dream. Therefore, when we imagine and dream, it is not our actual selves that are inside the dream; rather, we create symbolic images of ourselves to interact within it only.
And all of this applies here to the Great Sage. The Great Sage is the one who dreams of the world and the characters, and everything is part of his dream. The Great Sage is the dreamer, and no one, no matter who, can ever reach him or influence him. Even if you destroyed the entire world within his dream, you would never reach his essence, because he is the dreamer. The dreamer always has r>f over his dream.
"It's pretty simple. This world is a dream that I'm seeing. You and your sword are nothing more than parts of my imagination. So even if it looks like you're destroying the world on the surface, you can't actually get to the core of it. It would be weird if you, no more than a character in my dream, could destroy the dream itself, right?"
As you can see here, even if someone were to destroy the entire world, that would never reach his essence, because his essence is located at a level higher than reality, as the dreamer always has R>f over everything he dreams of. And for this reason, even if a character destroys the world you are dreaming of, that would never be a problem, because you, the dreamer, as soon as you want the world to return, it will return, and it is impossible to reach your essence, because it is impossible for a character in your dream to destroy your dream, or affect you, or reach you.
So, let’s begin with your story. As for what happened, it is very simple. You lost to Takato Yogiri. Your bullet did not reach Takato Yogiri.
“I see… this is interesting! It was worth coming out for! I didn’t expect this to happen!”
“You seem very calm for someone who lost.”
It is just a dream in the end. It is like a game that can be restarted at any time. You wouldn’t panic every time the player character dies in a game, would you?
“Pfft… ahahahahaha!”
Volume 14, Chapter 17
In this chapter, the Sage was laughing and saying that it is like a game; you wouldn't grieve or cry if your character died inside the game, you can return whenever you want. And he began to laugh because the Great Sage was creating symbolic images within his dream to interact with the characters and exist in the world, since it is impossible for the dreamer himself to exist within his own dream. As a dreamer who dreams of everything, the dreamer always has R>f over his dream. No matter how powerful the characters within his dream become, or the number of dimensions, and so on, this will never affect the dreamer.
If you’re asking, then I can only answer. I’ll tell you. Takato Yogiri severed the connection between you and the world.”
“…What… does that mean…?”
He didn’t understand. He knew how to kill a living being. He could barely grasp how to kill a phenomenon like gravity. But what did it mean to kill a link?
Imagine the world were someone’s dream—how could one escape its influence? You would have to cut your connection to the dream. You would have to lose the ability to manipulate it freely. That is probably what Takato Yogiri thought.
“…What does that mean…?”
I mentioned a game analogy earlier. With that analogy, it’s as if your controller is broken. In other words, you can’t do anything anymore.
And he slowly began to understand.
He began to understand what was happening.
And when he understood what it meant, a feeling of terror began to rise within her.
Volume 14, Chapter 17
Mitsuki has become a being that exists only to support the world and merely observe his dream.
Volume 14, Chapter 17
If the Great Sage died, the entire world would have been destroyed and come to an end, because the Great Sage is the dreamer, and if the dreamer dies, his dream ends, and with it, everything in it ceases to exist. That is why Yogiri severed the connection that binds the dreamer to his dream. And here, the god Kurio explains to the Great Sage what happened to him, stating and explaining that Yogiri killed the link between the dreamer and the dream, thereby making you a person whose existence only sustains the dream, and you can no longer control it or do as you wish with it. He likened it to a game, like having your controller destroyed, causing you to lose your ability to control your character in the game and the power to control it. The same applies here. Yogiri killed the link between the dreamer and the dream so that the dreamer would lose his ability to control his dream. Because if Yogiri had killed the dreamer, everything would have vanished it would have been mutual destruction. Therefore, Yogiri thought of another method: severing the link between the dreamer and the dream. Thus, the dreamer still exists but cannot control his dream. In this way, the dreamer remains alive to sustain the existence of the dream, yet at the same time, he will never be able to control it.
In short, the existence of the Great Sage as a dreamer grants him R>f over the entire world. He creates symbolic images within his dream to interact within it, and even if the entire world is destroyed, that destruction would never reach his essence. No character from within the dream can destroy the dream itself, as the Great Sage told him. Thus, the Great Sage's existence as a dreamer, and the dreamer always has R>f because he is the dreamer, and the dreamer himself cannot exist inside his dream; rather, he can only create symbolic images to interact with his dream, just as the Great Sage does.
This is my last reply, and I will now only wait for the staff's response, because I am truly exhausted from explaining.