When a conclusion is logically consistent, then take it as a provisional conclusion until new clues overturn it; that's the normal process of development. The real problem is when someone treats a provisional conclusion as the absolute truth and forbids anyone from overturning it…
Now that we have the skeleton, what we need to do is fill it in—but where are we supposed to find such a massive amount of increment?
"No wonder the Exotic Ghosts go all over the place hunting God Stars. Every Stacked Piece needs a colossal amount of increment. Three or five God Stars aren't nearly enough to fill one." Negris did a rough calculation of the total required and couldn't help clicking his tongue.
Don't say three or five God Stars; even if you multiply that number by ten, it still might not be enough. After all, God Stars come in all sizes. If every one of them were a Giant God Star like Dis, and a young version at that, then maybe three to five would do.
