Not yet.
The time had come.
The same dream, different words—both seemed to point toward a certain fact.
Yao Ziyan frowned slightly, clutching the cushion in her arms as she pondered what connection the two sentences Luo Chuan had described might have to reality.
"What about the specific process? Do you still remember it?"
"Of course."
"Tell me. Don't leave out a single detail."
Luo Chuan nodded and began to describe it.
Entering the dream, sinking into the deep sea, losing all sense of time, until finally touching the boundary...
"So both times, you heard the voice after coming into contact with the 'boundary.'"
Yao Ziyan curled her fingers against her lips, seriously considering the clues she had just obtained from Luo Chuan.
"From the scene you described, it should be something like a restriction."
A restriction.
Simply put, it was the concept of a seal.
"A restriction..." Luo Chuan pondered.
"And it most likely has something to do with what's happening in reality." Yao Ziyan straightened up, her expression turning serious. "When did you hear the first sentence?"
"Hmm... I think it was in the days before Giant Axe and the others dug up Aurora." Luo Chuan still remembered that matter quite clearly.
"Before encountering Aurora..."
Yao Ziyan tried to recall how long ago that had been. "It seems like quite a while ago, but that isn't important. Back then, nothing happened on either Tianlan Continent or Kolo, right?"
"Right. Things were pretty peaceful."
"But what about now?"
Yao Ziyan raised her head and gazed into Luo Chuan's eyes, waiting for his answer.
Naturally, Luo Chuan understood what Yao Ziyan meant. He sighed softly and counted them off on his fingers, one by one. "Witches, Aurora, Frost Elves, dragons, Shadow Dwellers, Annihilation Cultists..."
The countless events seemed to have