99th Floor is the attempt at reaching a Floor that is beyond all before it. Even calling it the 99th Floor fails to reach and describe what it is.

The cosmic hierarchy reaches higher and higher, and on the 99^th Floor, the name of the game changes greatly. Think of every Floor as a separate staircase of a boundless set of all sets of bubbles, with the entire staircase surpassing Names, Terms, and Essence in terms of scope and totality. Think of how high that staircase goes, the levels within it, and the sheer suggslogic of something that has fully surpassed the definition of eternal transcendence. Well, once you reach the absolutely inaccessible 99^th Floor, you can throw all the former out of the window, as those who step onto this Floor, can no longer operate on the lower Floors, as that which is akin to beyond existence/nonexistence operates so distant from the former Floors, that they might as well be a figment of the character’s forgotten and irrelevant be-ness.

The 99^th Floor is the worldscript that creates that which can only be described as impossibilities by the standards of the Floors below. It is a suggslogic that places you into a permanent stillness, and a permanent state of descending subtraction where reality and unreality cannot exist, and if you cannot prove that you exist, then your will, actions, and existence are multiplied by a factor of Soliloquy Principle.

The 99^th Floor houses a Lhadamanthys chain, akin to a constellation in layman's terms. This plays an existential underpin philosophy that starts a returning chain of oblivion that equates transfictional creators to nothing less than becoming helpless stillness on a blank page of a comic book and the 99th Floor is the writer and artist. The name of the game is to become the monster at the end of the book on this Floor. The residents on this Floor are ranked as the 6^th hereticism of the Existential Categories, yet on the Low spectrum.