Angel froze at Frod's question.
Bring them to the Dream Wilderness? Was that... really possible?
"Frod is right. You really can give it a try and bring them into the Dream Wilderness. Since the residents of the Dream Wilderness are collections of conscious light, unbound by flesh and soul, bringing them here may give them a sliver of hope." At that moment, Sanders slowly walked over from one end of the street.
Sanders also agreed with Frod's proposal, prompting Angel to seriously consider its feasibility.
Since it was nearly impossible for them to survive in reality, if they could survive in the Dream Wilderness, would that not count as life continuing in another form?
Angel pondered quietly. If they truly could continue existing in the Dream Wilderness, then perhaps one day, once his research into the Dream Wilderness had grown deeper, its residents might be able to affect reality as well? They might even descend into the real world in another form?
At that thought, Angel's gaze gradually firmed. "All right. I'll go try it now. Besides, I promised Frod before that I would bring Tulas in."
With that, Angel directly withdrew from the Dream Wilderness.
After leaving, he glanced at Sanders, who was seated across from him with his head lowered, one hand propping up his cheek. His breathing was steady; he seemed to still be in the Dream Wilderness.
Angel did not disturb Sanders. Instead, he swiftly took the Church of the Dead from his bracelet and first tossed Tulas, who had grown bored from staying inside for so long, into the Dream Wilderness.
Then he left the underground ice chamber, passed through the empty corridor, and arrived before a room in the inner castle.
Not long ago, he had stood here as well. Back then, however, he