Realm Of Imagination

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The Realm Of Imagination is a realm that encompasses the infinite world of imagination housed in all the minds of beings with souls. It is both filled with child-like wonder and horror beyond only Hell can surpass. Let's begin with the overview.

Realm Overview
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Creation Of The Realm
This realm was created pure from when children first began to use their imaginations freely, without restriction. This purity was short-lived, however, as these children would mature into adults and then would then bring their corrupted imaginations in. This would force the realm to split into layers as to keep people from romping around in another's imagination.

Someone had to keep the realm in balance between innocence and corruption, so many people came together to imagine that this realm had two gods. The god of innocence would be called Lux, a motherly being of light that protects the innocence of children, and the god of corruption would be called Tenebras, a demonic being of darkness that pushes people to express their imaginations as artworks to make himself happy. These two forces make sure that the imaginations of children are not corrupted and those that are corrupted to instead let their imaginations go wild and create beautiful artworks.

The balance between corruption and innocence is maintained for now.

Realm Size, Shape, Location, And Attachments
This realm has the same infinite layers quality of DIR but is about 1,000 km across instead of the size of High Point.

It has a perfectly spherical shape because of the infinite layers.

These layers also fade in and out of existence as this realm only manifests the imaginations of a person when they actively use their imaginations, like daydreaming, artistry, REM sleep, etc.

If you visit this realm, the only place you can go is your own imagination. There are indestructible magical walls to keep you from invading someone else's imagination.

This realm is not attached to any other realms, but does exist in three-dimensional space.