"You're going by yourself?" Bai said. "That's dangerous."
"I know. This is my responsibility, not yours." Celica curled her lips into a smile. "I like excitement!"
"Can you save both of them at once?" Caroso asked.
"No. I'll flip a Bronze Coin. Whoever's luckier gets saved first." Celica took out a Bronze Coin.
"How about this? You save Sophia, and I'll save Nimel," Caroso said. "Headmaster Bai also said that if we're too slow, they might be lost in the dream forever."
The reason they had not entered the dream immediately was not only to see whether anyone else was around, but also to survey the terrain and set up the ritual. Entering a dream to save someone was not something one could do with the snap of a finger.
"Do you know what you're saying?" Celica frowned slightly. "Don't forget, you're only fourth rank."
"Don't forget, I woke up on my own," Caroso said.
[Holy shit, Boss Caro, don't be reckless. Let Celica save Nimel, and you save Sophia. We have a strategy guide for Sophia!]
[Right, Sophia's dream can be broken by hitting a few key points. We don't even know why Nimel ended up here.]
[Probably because of the mist.]
[Boss Caro, don't take the risk.]
Compared to anyone else, Caroso trusted himself more at this moment, especially where Nimel was concerned.
Although the bullet comments said this was even riskier, how could he possibly leave his sister's life in someone else's hands?
Nimel was different from ordinary people. She possessed traits of a god.
Celica came from the Church and knew many secrets. She might notice something, and if she decided to kill Nimel then...
Though Celica would become a member of Utopia in the future, like Russell, she had never actually joined Utopia in the