Several cats huddled together to discuss the plan. If Constantine's idea of summoning a demon had been proposed in the real world, none of them would likely have agreed.
Aside from Clark, who simply thought demons were no good, the others all felt the risk was too great. Once a demon was summoned, it might cause tremendous destruction in the real world.
But this was the dream world, where there was no longer any danger of damaging reality. Even so, the other cats still hesitated. Victor frowned and asked, "What can summoning a demon prove?"
"Theoretically speaking, Dream God Morpheus stands above all demons. Or rather, it's not exactly about rank. It's just that no intelligent creature capable of dreaming can have greater authority than Dream God within the dream world."
"Generally speaking, demons won't come to a place like this. On one hand, Dream God wouldn't allow it. On the other, this place is dangerous to them too. If they came here and Dream God refused to let them leave, wouldn't they be finished?"
"So, if I summon a demon here, I can verify two things. If a demon answers the summons, it means he's not very bright. When we return to the real world, I can keep him as emergency rations."
"If he answers the summons and successfully comes over, that means Dream God may not be in very good shape either. Dream of a Thousand Cats losing control wasn't an accident."
"If a demon answers but can't come over, that means Dream God hasn't gone missing. Then Schiller may be safe too, and we can take things slowly instead of rushing to find him."
"What if no demon answers at all?" Victor asked.
"Normally, that's not a problem. Whenever I summon demons, they have to line up