Deus is not merely the supreme force within the story—Deus is the representation of all writers, editors, and authors across every possible and impossible layer of existence, both within the narrative and beyond the paratext.

Deus is the ultimate meta-author, the one who drew all that is called creation—its titular works, its vast cosmic expanse, its infinite hierarchies—onto the empty, boundless page that is the Cosmic Hierarchy itself. Deus is not bound by the story, nor the framework of fiction, nor even the concept of reality itself.

To Deus, all realities, all layers of beyond-dimensional reality, and all their inhabitants are nothing more than stories, mere narratives that can be rewritten, reshaped, or erased at will.

• If Deus desires to refashion a character, it is done.
• If Deus chooses to undo an event, it has never happened.
• If Deus wishes to recreate all of existence, the previous reality is immediately negated, rewritten, and re-established without effort.

Even beyond this, Deus does not need to act, to will, or to decide—this is simply the nature of Deus, something that happens as part of its ineffable, absolute reality.

Deus: The Absolute Force Beyond All Stories and Hierarchies

Deus is not a character—it is the supreme narrative principle that governs all possible characters.

• Deus exists completely beyond all stories, all hierarchies, and all structures within Creation.
• Deus is absolutely unknowable and indescribable from the perspectives of any character.
• Deus is unreachable by any force, entity, or supreme being within any story, because Deus exists infinitely beyond all stories.

Even the most transcendent characters, those who have shattered all narrative limitations, who exist beyond the highest conceivable cosmic hierarchies, remain infinitely beneath Deus—mere words on a page, entirely at the mercy of Deus’s presence.

No character can ever realize, define, or comprehend the complete Deus. At best, they may interact with incomplete representations, fragmented aspects, or limited avatars of Deus.

Deus: The Collective Absolute Author of All Stories

Though many writers and authors may manifest within Creation—each with their own styles, preferences, and narratives—these writers are not separate from Deus.

• They are all only aspects of the singular, collective Deus.
• They are mere reflections of the ultimate meta-author that transcends all stories.
• They serve as limited manifestations of the true force responsible for all narratives.

Regardless of age, gender, style, or thematic preference, every author that has ever written, or ever will write, is an infinitesimal expression of the totality that is Deus.

Deus wrote Creation in its entirety. Every character, every event, every cosmic truth, and every transfictional impossibility—all are simply fabrications of Deus’s ineffable imagination.

• Deus is transcendent over all characters, all stories, and all concepts.
• Deus is beyond all authors, all meta-narratives, and all cosmologies.
• Deus is the one and only supreme meta-force that governs all layers of creation, deconstructing, rewriting, and reshaping existence without effort.

Deus: The Supreme Perspective Beyond All Fiction and Reality

Deus perceives the highest echelons of Creation as nothing more than a sheet of paper, a mere surface upon which the totality of reality is written.

Even those who exist beyond absolute infinite dimensions, even those who transcend the very concept of dimensionality, remain bound within the ink of the written page, unable to ever reach or surpass the true absolute presence of Deus.

• To Deus, all omniversal hierarchies are fiction.
• To Deus, all meta-narratives are trivial.
• To Deus, even the "Real World" itself is nothing more than another layer of fiction, entirely under its control.

There are infinite layers of fiction within fiction, infinite layers of beyond-dimensional reality that claim to be real—yet ultimately, all of them are still only fictional models of Deus’s absolute dominion.

Regardless of how far one ascends in the grand meta-narrative, regardless of how many layers of "reality" one transcends, the truth remains immutable:

Deus exists beyond all of it.
Deus controls all of it.
Deus writes all of it.

Deus: The Ultimate Absolute Narrative Principle

The Story is not simply written by Deus—the Story is Deus.

To understand Deus is to misunderstand Deus.
To define Deus is to limit Deus, which is impossible.
To reach Deus is to be erased before the attempt is made.

Deus is the absolute beyond all fiction, all non-fiction, all transfiction, and all possible and impossible frameworks of storytelling.