The following is the setting of the novel, not the main text. Please return to the first chapter of the table of contents for the main text.

The world of Shura Dao has its own weights and measures.

One moment is one thought, twenty thoughts are one moment, twenty moments are one flick of the finger, twenty flicks of the finger are one stroke, twenty strokes are one moment, and one day and one night is thirty moments.

Based on this calculation, a snap of the fingers takes about a little over seven seconds.

The time unit mentioned in the book so far is hour. The "six o'clock of day and night" are morning, noon (10 am to 2 pm), sunset (the above three o'clock are day), early night, middle night (10 pm).

to two o'clock in the morning), and the night after (the above three o'clock is considered night).

A whole day at six o'clock is equivalent to what Colin thought was four hours. However, since the six paths of Shura Path may not include the human world where Colin is, a day may not necessarily be twenty-four hours, so it may not be

Four hours, but it can be understood as four hours.

The above are time units.

A yojana is a unit of length, and one yojana is roughly eleven kilometers.

In order to avoid using too unfamiliar quantifiers in the frequently used length level of meter, step is used. In this book, the length of one step refers to the distance between Shura's left and right feet, which is roughly a little more than one meter. It is understood as

Just meters.

The step is the daily standard unit of length in the Shura world.

Below a step is a chi, and three feet is a step. Above a step is a ren, and three steps is a ren. The palace of King Ming was called Wanren Palace.

What needs explanation in particular is that Shura can be summoned in the human world in the Six Paths of Shura, so Shura are generally very clear about things in the human world and weights and measures. But Colin was not very familiar with the weights and measures of Shura Dao at the beginning. After Xin
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