As the saying went, what you thought about by day, you dreamed about by night.
Dreams were reflections of reality. Their seemingly wild and fantastical contents were, in truth, inevitably connected to reality.
Kurioka Tsubaki's dream was no exception.
And this "world" reconstructed by Samael was actually a mirror image of reality, nearly identical to the original Snowfield City. Even some of its information was synchronized.
Therefore, both the morning city broadcasts and the natural disasters Samael had described were real.
A long-planned Holy Grail War was unfolding in Snowfield City;
Visitors from beyond the domain had arrived quietly last night;
An unknown collapse of human order lurked in the darkness;
...Snowfield City truly had reached a critical point of life and death.
Once these potential dangers erupted, they would be more than enough to give the city's 800,000 ordinary residents a rough time.
When that happened, for those walking humanoid nuclear warheads, killing off thirty to fifty percent of the population would be absurdly easy.
So compared to reality, which was fraught with danger, Kurioka Tsubaki's dream truly was a safer refuge.
And the Pale Rider, who could pull outsiders into his Master's dream world, was undoubtedly the best escape route.
His Authority over pestilence could spread swiftly through wind, water, and air, quickly marking everyone in the city.
Then, once Kurioka Tsubaki gave her consent, Snowfield City's residents would unknowingly be transferred into this world reconstructed by Samael. They could continue living lives no different from reality, thereby avoiding the crisis about to descend upon the outside world and taking refuge for the time being.
In a sense, Kurioka Tsubaki truly was a little angel working hard to save Snowfield City.
Naturally, Samael did not spare his praise.
"Well, little Tsubaki is a good girl. Everyone will be