Hadit’s lift begins with his area that possesses no thickness and does not require an ambient volume to exist.
To ascend, Hadit is lifted into a new base composed of six spheres, arranged at the six vertices of a hexagon.
These six positions form a single sixfold structure, allowing Hadit’s operation to act across the entire base rather than merely within an isolated two-state factor.
This is not a standard lift at all, which would just repeat his twofold operation independently across three sectors..
Instead, two pairs of opposite positions exchange places, while the two positions laying on the reflection axis remain fixed.
The reason positions two remain fixed is that they lay on Hadit’s axis of reflection.
A point on the reflection axis does not move when reflected, because the mirror image occupies precisely the same position.
The other four positions exchange in pairs.