A Way Out? A Curse!
Act Five, Act Six, Act Seven...
Act after act unfolded in dreams surrounding Room 1818, inside and out, yin and yang, humans and ghosts alike.
With its mouth closed, it had a mouth but no tongue;
With its mouth open, it had a tongue but no mouth.
Elements of the Head-Hand Ghost occupied nearly thirty percent of the Spirit Communication dreams, finally breaking through the barrier of "Mouth and Tongue."
Through unrelenting effort, the concepts of the Yin Yang Two Realms were finally revealed.
Elements of Room 1818 also accounted for thirty percent of the Spirit Communication dreams, together with the Head-Hand Ghost making up the majority of them.
But compared to the revelation surrounding the Head-Hand Ghost, it was exceedingly obscure and difficult to understand.
This room contained more detailed elements: Gu Xingjian, the Red Pattern, human cocoons, the unknown tenth staff member...
It could be said that the dreams of Room 1818 contained the most details, yet all of them were ambiguous and only touched upon superficially.
After watching act after act, there was not a single clear, definite framework.
Especially since no information about the Root Ghost had ever appeared in Room 1818.
This was the greatest problem in these Spirit Communication dreams, and one that had to be overcome.
The perspective shifted to the thirteenth dream.
Before Ji Li could respond, he lifted his right shoulder first, skillfully evading Clyde's left hand and skipping over his thirteenth shocked expression.
Howling wind swept through the corridor of the Eighteenth Floor. Dark clouds filled the sky, but no rain had fallen yet, indicating that this dream took place much earlier.
This was also the earliest point on the Timeline among the thirteen dreams.
The main setting of the dream still centered on Room