The Incident Ferments

Yue Yuan felt that if he had not come here, Dai De would probably have needed to dream continuously for another ten days or half a month before noticing anything abnormal. By then, he should have discovered that he could control the scenes in his dreams, just as Yue Yuan had back then.

From this, it seemed that although Dai De was also dreaming, his dreams were different, and the point at which his continuous dreaming had been triggered was different as well. The time required for each transition also varied—from ordinary dreams to lucid dreams, from lucid dreams to being able to control dreams, and from controlling dreams to controlling the perspective within his own dream...

The only thing they had in common was probably the continuous dreaming!

Yue Yuan had not expected that what had originally been a visit to ask Dai De about the connection between dreams and the subconscious mind would turn into this. Now, it seemed the roles had reversed, with Yue Yuan learning about Dai De's dreams and comparing them to his own experiences.

During their conversation, Yue Yuan also realized that if he alone had been dreaming continuously, then the problem would certainly lie with him. But if others were experiencing it too—like Dai De now—then if both of them had this happen, it might not be an individual issue.

Of course, the universe was vast and full of strange things. There was still a chance that the two of them had fallen ill at the same time. But what about three people? Or even more?

Thinking of a possibility, Yue Yuan gestured for Dai De to stop describing his continuous dreams for the moment. He then directly contacted the AI built into his Brain Chip and had it connect him with the