If x,y are positive real integers such that x can be expressed as an infinite sum of abbb⋯+c⋯+cb⋯+c⋯+bbb⋯+c⋯+cb⋯+c⋯ and a is the least prime number whicn has the property that any sum of two consecutive integers is divisible by it. C is defined recursively, where c=abbb⋯+c⋯+cb⋯+c⋯+bbb⋯+c⋯+cb⋯+c⋯. B has the property that it is the first prime number which is not a factor of any other prime number, and it also does not equal to C. Y has the property that the sum of an infinite geometric sequence with a scale factor of 1/2 with starting term one is equal to y plus eπi. What is x+y?
Correction: If x,y are positive real integers such that x can be expressed as a continued fraction of abbb⋯+x⋯+xb⋯+x⋯+bbb⋯+x⋯+xb⋯+x⋯ and a is the least prime number which has the property that any sum of two nonnegative consecutive integers is divisible by it. B has the property that it is the first prime number which is not a factor of any other prime number, and it also does not equal to A. Y has the property that the sum of an infinite geometric sequence with a scale factor of 1/2 with starting term one is equal to y plus eπi. What is x+y?