"Want to make the Dream Wilderness more real? There are quite a few directions of authority you could choose from. Which one are you planning to choose?" A deep, slightly magnetic male voice reached Frod's ears.
He turned around and saw that Sanders had appeared in the room at some unknown time. From Sanders's question, it was clear that he had heard what Frod had said earlier.
Sanders's question was indeed correct. The Dream Realm was highly malleable. Although the Dream Wilderness was not entirely part of the Dream Realm, that malleability still existed. Whether it developed toward illusion or toward reality, the Dream Wilderness could achieve it.
Of course, that was on the premise that one possessed the relevant authority.
And there were many authorities related to making the Dream Wilderness more real. For instance, Sanders hoped to build an energy system for the Dream Wilderness, which was itself a kind of authority that made the Dream Wilderness more real. Then there was the "Celestial Change" authority Frod had wanted last time, which likewise leaned toward reality.
That was why Sanders asked which direction Frod intended to develop toward in making the Dream Wilderness more real.
Frod did not hesitate. Clearly, he had long considered this question. He said directly, "The Law of All Things."
The Law of All Things Frod spoke of was very similar to that of reality, yet they could not be mentioned in the same breath. It was merely a pseudo-law based on the Dream Realm's system.
Yet even as a pseudo-law, the Law of All Things remained one of the core primary laws in the Dream Wilderness.
And to fully bear such a primary law, legendary strength was required. In other words, not only Frod, but even Angel, Sanders, and even Lord Monchi, the