According to the Dream Plane's teleportation rules, when the same person entered the Dream Plane again, he would inevitably appear at the place where he had left it last time. As the "guide" for the entire teleportation process, Hao Ren would also bring the whole group to somewhere nearby. Considering that the land of the Dream Plane was likewise a rotating planet, this "positional memory" should not be based on absolute Space Coordinates, but on coordinates relative to the planet. However, there was no way to make sense of such complicated matters for now. After summarizing this teleportation rule, Hao Ren applied it in the simplest, most straightforward way: every time they left the Dream Plane, they chose a remote, spacious, and safe location.
The chaotic sensation of waking from a deep dream quickly faded. The first thing Hao Ren did after opening his eyes was hurriedly survey the surroundings. Only after confirming that nothing had changed since they left and that there were no witnesses nearby did he breathe a sigh of relief. The blood lake still looked as lifeless as ever, while the distant Twisted Woods remained shrouded in a gloomy, eerie atmosphere. It was dusk in the Dream Plane, and the murky light from the sky made everything around them seem oppressively dreary. Lily hunched her shoulders. "I really don't like the atmosphere here."
Hao Ren smiled without saying anything. He merely poked the Data Terminal. "All right, no one's around. Let Kabala and the others out."
Only then did the Data Terminal remotely activate the other hibernation pods in the Outer World. A large number of little green figures immediately appeared in the surrounding air. Worried that there might happen to be witnesses nearby when they entered the Dream Plane, Hao Ren had split the teleportation