Sanders and Frod's conversation continued. Between questions and answers, Frod had already filled several pages of notes.
Toward the end of their discussion, Frod brought up a term he had once used across various projects, one he called a short-term goal—Infinite Alchemy.
Frod mentioned Infinite Alchemy with a sigh, saying that once the magic system had been established, this goal might become reality.
Sanders gave an affirmative answer. "Once the magic system is fully established, it will not only enable Infinite Alchemy. Any transcendent research that consumes materials—whether experiments, alchemy, spell development...—can be utilized to the fullest through the combination of the Dream Conch and Dream Wilderness."
"However, beyond all that, I have even greater expectations for Dream Wilderness."
As Sanders spoke, his gaze drifted out the window. Looking into the profound heavens, he seemed to see an even vaster world.
Frod waited for quite some time, wanting to know what expectations Sanders meant, but received no reply.
Sanders said, "Let's leave it here for today. If you have any doubts, list them out first, and we'll discuss them next time. In any case, I should remain in Dream Wilderness for the next few days and establish the magic system as soon as possible."
Though Frod was deeply curious about Sanders' unfinished words, he could tell that Sanders had deliberately withheld them. Frod did not know whether Sanders simply did not wish to say them, or whether he could not say them yet. Either way, since Sanders did not wish to discuss it, Frod naturally would not press him.
Frod said, "I'll arrange a quiet room for Lord Phantom Demon immediately..."
"No need to make special arrangements." Sanders paused, then turned to Angel. "I remember you brought Pat Manor into Firstheart City."
Angel nodded. After Pat Manor had suffered its