"I did have that intention, but the final decision is still yours." Sanders looked at Angel. "What about you? What do you think?"
Angel said, "Mentor wants to open Dream Wilderness during the Tea Party?"
"That's right. It's an excellent opportunity." Sanders did not deny it.
Angel's brows drew tightly together. "I agree with opening Dream Wilderness, since opening Dream Wilderness has always been part of the plan, so that is not a problem. But opening Dream Wilderness directly at the Tea Party—aren't we taking too big a step?"
"Then what is your idea?" Rather than answering directly, Sanders first asked what Angel intended to do.
Angel said, "If we really are going to open Dream Wilderness, I think we should first conduct a small-scale trial. The participants should be limited to people we know well, such as the wizards of Savage Cave and some close friends. Once the testing proves problem-free, we can gradually open it further."
Sanders nodded. "I agree very much with your idea. However, when I spoke of opening Dream Wilderness at the Tea Party, I did not mean a full opening like the one you imagined."
"Just as Liana hoped the Tree Spirit would carve out an inner space—if the Tree Spirit truly creates a space within the Eternal Tree in the end, do you think every witch attending the Tea Party would be allowed inside?"
Following Sanders's words, Angel thought further. The inner space created by the Tree Spirit would inevitably connect to the Life Pool inside the Eternal Tree. The Life Pool was of utmost importance. Its life aura, accumulated over tens of thousands of years, was extraordinarily dense. An ordinary person could stay inside for a few minutes and do nothing, yet chronic and stubborn ailments would be washed from their body.