"An existing breach?" Hao Ren and Nangong May repeated in unison.
"Right, an existing breach," the Data Terminal confirmed. "There have already been quite a few cases of crossing between the Dream Plane and the Outer World. The aliens on Earth came from the Dream Plane, and there have also been a certain number of reverse crossings from the Dream Plane. Various records have confirmed that there should have been relatively large breaches in the Wall of Reality in the past. If this unit's estimate is correct, some of those breaches may have remained until now. According to the data this unit found in the local universe database, during rough scans of the Dream Plane over the past few centuries, traces of objects from the Outer World entering the Dream Plane were indeed discovered. Although the route remains unknown, the existence of a breach allowing two-way passage can be confirmed."
Opening a new "breach" now to send Becky's true body back to the Dream Plane was obviously far too risky. But if a breach already existed in the Wall of Reality, that would be another matter. Since it had survived until now without the Outer World collapsing, it meant that the breach was "safe"—or at least not too dangerous. The problem was, where could they find such a breach?
The universe was vast and boundless. Based on their previous accidental connection to the Dream Plane on Doudou Planet, also known as Erem, they could confirm that the Dream Plane enveloped the entire universe. If the Wall of Reality had a breach, it could appear at any point in the universe. Of course, there should be patterns to its actual distribution: breaches would be concentrated in regions with greater mass and density—in other words, on various celestial bodies—and would tend to