"No, sir, no matter how I thought about it, I couldn't get back." Butler Morris grew anxious, having felt his way over every oak tree in the Oak Forest.
He had pictured the Cigar Palace countless times.
Yet he was still in the Oak Forest of the Amber Dreamscape, with no sign of returning to the real world.
"Sir, what are we supposed to do? There's still a mountain of work waiting for me at the Cigar Palace, and I need to prepare your dinner and breakfast too!" Butler Morris was nearly frantic enough to cry.
The other servants grew anxious as well. They could not return either.
Russell had already stepped down from the throne atop Little Dream Dragon's head. He carefully sensed the wind among the oak trees, then even summoned Saiban the fairy and asked him a few questions. In the end, he concluded that the wind was not entirely free.
Using the wind of the Oak Forest to enter the Amber Dreamscape was a one-way trip.
"Morris."
"Sir."
"You can't go back. From now on, stay in the Amber Dreamscape and focus on serving me." Russell said, "I'll arrange for another group of knights to come in and escort you to Amber City. You can settle down there."
After a pause, Russell asked, "You're all single, right?"
"Yes, sir." Butler Morris rallied himself from his dejection and replied, "Though several servants still have parents."
"I'll have someone ask whether your parents are willing to come in later." Russell gave the order, signaling everyone to wait here. "Morris, take everyone and spend the night in the Oak Forest first. I'll arrange for people to come in later."
"Yes, sir." Morris could only agree.
Russell had already returned to the real world. With that, he had completed his