Hao Ren was now very glad that he had bought a huge pile of food before coming. During that major supermarket trip, he had stocked up on nearly a month's worth of food, and it was all stored in his personal space. He no longer had to take the ravenously hungry Lily back to town for another run.
Aside from Lily, the miraculous girl who called out that she was hungry according to her biological clock, nobody else was particularly hungry. So everyone ate a little, and then Hao Ren took advantage of the time before Becky arrived to study his personal space. He found it incredibly amazing, and he had not expected it to work so smoothly in the Dream Plane, either! Was there no such thing as spatial interference here?
"You can regard the Dream Plane as a truly complete, independent alternate world. Although the process by which you entered was 'dreaming,' in practical terms, it was still transmigration," the Data Terminal explained these matters with its usual patience. "As for the spatial interference you mentioned, of course it exists. You are currently in two worlds at the same time, and the spatial conversion this causes does require more computing power to support. But you don't need to worry about it at all. An inspector's personal space is high-end equipment. It can be used under almost any conditions. Even if you ran to the edge of the void, it wouldn't matter—as long as you could still connect to the Imperial Data Network, your personal space would never go offline."
"That is convenient." Hao Ren nodded in satisfaction, and as he did, he saw a familiar figure appear in the direction of the town entrance. Becky was riding the strange horse Hao Ren had seen last time, trotting toward