Answer Contradictions

There are some comments in relation to the Cosmic Ladder about it contradicting itself.

Mainly when it hits the Omniverse, THE ALL, Regions, and Cardinalities.

I don't see why it would seem like it is contradicting itself. If other Omniverses exist in fiction, then that Omniverse "should" contain all that there is. But just like how a certain franchise explained their Universes within the Multiverse to be divided by different vibrational frequencies, different Omniverses would be like this, right?

Then if you go beyond said Omniverse, it would be a higher realm... a realm in which the one who created the Omniverse exists. Okay, well, if there is an Omnipotent/Omnipresent/Omniscient/Omniversal all-encompassing Supreme Being in respective Verses, then these Supremes are also walking on different realms. Nothingness is Nothingness. Possibility is Possibility. Totality is Totality. But what is definition and perspective stated otherwise elsewhere?

When a character from another fiction destroys a Universe, does another Universe still remain? When someone destroys all of existence, doesn't existence still remain elsewhere? This character has credit for wiping out a Universe, or wiping out existence. However, when I do something similar, now all of a sudden it is a contradiction?

There is no contradicting myself. There is All. But beyond that level or rather, next to it, there is The All. Both of these realms are within THE ALL. Well, what about the the beings that exist before or above THE ALL? Then I commence to explain it, elaborating that they possess a similar chain of the lower dimensions.