The creator, or whatever it is, is not a separate entity but a particular portion of the universe itself. Multi, Penta, Tera, or whatever-verses are merely tales of exaggeration if we dig deeper; or perhaps, they are sometimes misdirections of certain existing theories. So, everything in this verse was not magically created by some omnipotent creator. They have existed from times immemorial. And later, consciousness collided with these raw things, resulting in Components.
Raw continue to become exposed to consciousness to the extent of becoming the first conscious minds and wills. Some rose, some fell, and some stayed. Yet all of them tried to converge and diverge more and more, like magnets. But with greater force comes a greater counter-force. And all of them failed while pursuing the never-ending goal of perfection.
Generations after generations, they named it the path towards completion. And cladistics, sub-alternations, conservation laws, and attraction laws somehow found their new jobs in this supernatural world instead of rotting in the mouths of so-called scientists. The grand path, which is never perfect of course, is subdivided into two paths: one that leads towards the divinity of ascension, and another that leads towards descension. As the names sound, one can guess where they lead to at the end; trouble.
There are three great quantities that are the basis of almost everything in this universe: the Will essence, the Spirit essence, and the Force essence.
Will is what we need for designing the Components—what we need to anchor ourselves while delving deeper into the madness of this world.
Spirit functions like Mana, being used to drive the Components to work.
And then we have Force. Unlike Spirit, which mainly resides across the spirit world and the borrowed spirit heart reserves, and unlike Will, which resides just in the Collective Sea of Great Consciousness and also in respective seas of consciousness, Force can be said to be a bit special. It has its own planes of existence for respective types; we call them "Pathways."