đ Blue Trade Organization Public Record
Document Title:Introduction to the Three Known Dimensions
Filed by: [Blue Archivist]
Clearance Level: Public â Available to all Story System Users
Document Type: Informational â Approved for Fragments, Story Worlders, and Recognized Readers
đ Overview
The following document provides verified and publicly accessible information regarding the three currently known Dimensions â also referred to as Worlds â and their relationship with the Story World. Compiled and distributed by the Blue Trade Organization under the authority of [Blue Archivist], this entry summarizes their nature, boundaries, and relevance to Story System users.
đ Dimension One: The Story World
The Story World is our primary plane of existence â a vast, interconnected realm made up of countless sub-realms known as Fragments. Fragments vary dramatically in size, scope, and complexity. Some are as small as a village, others as large as multiversal clusters. Fragments are where most Stories unfold.
Fragment Functionality:
Every Fragment has its own governing rules, themes, and potential.
Fragments, like users, are ranked from F to Z, with Z-Ranked Fragments being almost mythic in power and depth.
Each Fragment possesses a core story that generates Cores, energy essential for ability usage, currency, growth, and advancement.
đ Dimension Two: The Reader World
Commonly referred to by its inhabitants as the "real world," this Dimension is officially called the Reader World. It contains no Fragments, no superpowers, and no apparent usage of the Story System. Its society is populated solely by humans â beings who read and observe us through unknown means.
Key Notes:
The Reader World exists in a timeline currently estimated to be the year 2025, as reported by newly arrived Readers.
Readers view the Story World and its people as a form of entertainment â reading our lives, actions, and conflicts through an interface we still do not fully understand.
Their attention translates into Cores, boosting the energy output of characters and Fragments.
Reader behavior includes commenting, theorizing, and analyzing Story progression, which further influences Core generation and narrative potential.
Readers in the Story World:
Occasionally, individuals from the Reader World are transported (or isekaied, a term introduced to us by Readers) into the Story World.
Upon arrival, they lose specific personal memories but retain conceptual knowledge (e.g., they remember the idea of video games, but not which games they played).
Readers have fewer system restrictions:
Can hold multiple Original Stories
Can inherit more than three Stories
Can receive multiple Sponsorships and Borrowed Stories
This advantage often causes tension â leading to widespread jealousy and discrimination against Readers.
Key Figure:
[Grey Rose] Duke Ren is the most well-known Reader-turned-Z Ranker.
Founded the Grey Rose Organization.
Rules over the White Clouds, a safe zone where Readers and Story World natives coexist.
Loved by Readers for his inclusive vision and feared by many for his immense influence.
đ Dimension Three: The Hiro World
The most mysterious of the known Dimensions, the Hiro World is said to be home to a powerful race known as the Hiros.
What We Know:
The Hiro World is currently sealed, and no one knows why or how.
It is inaccessible to all known Story System users through normal means.
Its history is fragmentary and classified, with most knowledge passed through secret texts and survivor accounts.
Research Tags:
Refer to archives involving the Antorio Family, known to be linked to Hiro research.
Prominent figure: [Hiro Hunter] Dante, an A-Ranked Story Owner residing in the White Clouds with ties to Grey Rose high command.
đ§ Future Explorations
While only three Dimensions are currently acknowledged by the Blue Trade Organization, all major Signs point toward the existence of additional unknown Worlds.
Exploration is ongoing.
For real-time updates or to request detailed Fragments/Dimensions reports, subscribe to the Blue Trade Lore Stream via the Story System interface or your local data Archive.