Lenarius represents a profound and transcendental manifest be-ness, one that holds the capability to bypass or ignore the very concept of absolute infinity. This be-ness, encapsulated in a compendium, allows the user to transcend anything that is considered absolutely infinite in magnitude—whether it be properties, attributes, skills, or stats. Through Lenarius, the user can interact with and affect entities or forces that are formally limitless or unstoppable as if they were finite and thus subject to normal influence.

At the heart of Lenarius's be-ness lies a fundamental transcendence over absolute infinity (boundless steps above absolute infinity) itself. Lenarius operates on a plane beyond the formal understanding of an absolute infinite multiplicity by boundless degrees, rendering the absolute infinite as a miniscule illusion in its influence.

Lenarius introduces a higher order of existence, where even the most absolute of limits can be transcended. This transcendent nature is reflected in the compendium itself, a book that stands as a testament to this higher reality, containing pages that are imbued with the power to surpass the infinite.

The ability to treat anything infinite as finite has profound implications. Properties that are unchangeable, attributes that are unsurpassable, skills that are unmatched, and stats that are beyond measure—these can all be manipulated as if they were limited and within reach. For instance, an unstoppable force can be halted, an immovable object can be shifted, an irresistible entity can be resisted, and an unbreakable barrier can be shattered. This power fundamentally alters the dynamics of interaction and influence within the cosmos, placing the user of Lenarius in a position of unparalleled authority and control.

Lenarius’s transcendence of infinity is inspired by the mathematical insights of Zaiga, who revolutionized the understanding of the infinite with his theory of transfinite numbers. Zaiga demonstrated that not all infinities are equal and introduced the concept of different sizes or levels of infinity. Lenarius takes this a step further, not just differentiating between infinities but completely surpassing the very notion of the absolute infinite. In this sense, Lenarius is not merely a manipulation of mathematical concepts but an embodiment of a philosophical and metaphysical transcendence.

In a more descriptive sense, imagine the compendium of Lenarius as an ancient and mystical tome, its pages shimmering with an otherworldly light. Each page contains symbols and writings that defy conventional understanding, a language of transcendence that speaks to the very essence of reality. As the user flips through the pages, each page carrying a weight sort-of-speak that surpasses absolute infinity, they are imbued with the be-ness to see beyond the absolute infinite, to touch the untouchable, and to comprehend the incomprehensible. The book itself is a relic from a realm beyond the known cosmos, a testament to the ultimate power that lies beyond absolute infinity.