Actually, when Hao Ren's body disappeared from the Dream Plane, his consciousness had not completely detached from that space yet. Becky's second half of her sentence had still faintly drifted into his mind. Unfortunately, he could not say anything at all and could only roar inwardly: My brain really isn't damaged!
"Landlord, Landlord, are you all right?" Nangong May's voice suddenly came clearly into his ears. Hao Ren opened his eyes and saw brilliant sunlight slanting down, dazzling him so badly that he could barely keep his eyes open. The sound of waves crashing against the rocks and strange beasts roaring echoed all around them, while the air smelled faintly of the sea.
When Nangong May saw Hao Ren open his eyes, she beamed brightly. "What did you run into over there? What was that about your brain not being damaged?"
Hao Ren said, "...Uh, nothing."
Apparently, he had lost control a little in the instant before waking up and had accidentally shouted what he was thinking.
Hao Ren sat up and let his sluggish mind slowly become active. The fleeting glimpse of the Rune of Leta he had seen before waking remained vivid in his memory. The biggest difference between the Dream Plane and ordinary dreams was that everything seen in the Dream Plane was exceptionally clear, and one would never suffer from blurry memories after waking up. On the contrary, the more one recalled, the clearer the things seen in the Dream Plane became. Thus, Hao Ren was certain that what he had seen was the Rune of Leta. He looked up at Izax and Nangong May. "I entered the Dream Plane last night and saw some strange things there... the Rune of Leta."
Izax came from another world and was unfamiliar with the Rune of Leta, so