Perhaps it was thanks to the illusory nature of the dream dimension.
The rabbit in a suit tilted its head, curiously studying Jino and Zatanna.
It hopped about on its two legs, pulling out a basket from its pocket to collect the dream orbs floating around the room.
"I've seen you before."
The rabbit parted its lips, showing its buck teeth as it looked at Zatanna.
It shifted its gaze back to Jino. "But I've never seen you."
"You seem to never dream."
Strangely enough, perhaps because he was a traveler from another world, or perhaps because his mind was powerful enough to control his own dreams, Jino had never dreamed.
"What are you? A working rabbit for the Dream Kingdom?"
Ignoring the rabbit's stream of nonsense, Jino took the initiative and questioned it instead.
"A working rabbit?"
The rabbit puffed out its chest and shook its head. "I'm not a working rabbit. I'm the butler of the Dream Kingdom!"
"Lord Dream's assistant..."
It went on and on about the importance and irreplaceability of its duties. Then, it saw Jino and Zatanna exchange a glance.
The Dream Kingdom.
All manner of cartoon creatures wandered through this world.
Alarm clocks with two chopstick-thin legs raced about briskly.
There were also adorable floating cat heads.
Strange yet warm and peaceful—those were the main themes of this land.
Beneath their feet stretched grass as green as a fairyland, while above them was a sky blanketed in countless rainbows.
Everything looked beautiful, as long as one ignored the pitiful rabbit with its miserable expression.
At that moment, the back of its head was pressed against by a finger as it reluctantly shuffled toward a towering giant tower at the very center of the kingdom.
The creature, which looked remarkably like Bugs Bunny, had