Since it was a "Lucid Dream," thoughts still flowed outside the dream. Ordinary people might merely realize they were dreaming, but a master of the "Dream Entry Method" like Ronan could assess—and even adjust—his actions within the dream.
At this stage, there was no need for "adjustment," but "assessment" was still necessary.
Ronan judged that his actions in the dream stemmed from a desire to obtain further reference from Raven. Over the past two days, when discussing related matters with Raven, he must have overlooked something, and now his "inner clarity" had dug it back out.
In the dream, Ronan entered Raven's room. It was empty; no one was inside.
If it had been nighttime, opening that door might have meant entering Raven's dream... assuming Raven dreamed. But it was daytime. Raven had already gone to work with Mo Ya, and what Ronan entered was merely a scene pieced together from his own memories.
Within that scene, everything else was dim and lightless. Only the desk in the room glowed with a hazy light.
It was a "Virtual Work Area" that seemed to have been opened and then forgotten, quite similar to the one Ronan had previously opened in his own room.
Of the information he had acquired lately, aside from the portions he had yet to sort out himself, Ronan had basically shared everything with Raven. He had also sent her a copy of his previous notes. What appeared in the "Virtual Work Area" now seemed to be those notes. They were covered in markings and sketches, clearly the product of an extremely complex round of thought.
Ronan looked over them. The contents were both clear and unclear, perfectly in keeping with the nature of dreams. He could only confirm that they contained many complex symbols, a considerable portion