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The '''Trichiliocosm''' is referenced many times throughout the story, most often by [[Mamiya|MAMIYA]] right before a character's death. In its original Buddhist context, it refers to <tt>a billion world-systems</tt>, while in MAMIYA, it is revealed to be another name for the Upper Layer's library and its endless stories. | The '''Trichiliocosm''' is referenced many times throughout the story, most often by [[Mamiya|MAMIYA]] right before a character's death. In its original Buddhist context, it refers to <tt>a billion world-systems</tt>, while in MAMIYA, it is revealed to be another name for the Upper Layer's library and its endless stories. | ||
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The Trichiliocosm is referenced many times throughout the story, most often by MAMIYA right before a character's death. In its original Buddhist context, it refers to a billion world-systems, while in MAMIYA, it is revealed to be another name for the Upper Layer's library and its endless stories.
