This Tea Party town perfectly embodied Liana's personal style.
Whether it was the rose fragrance, the rose carvings, or the showers of rose petals that drifted down from time to time, everything highlighted Liana's personal traits.
That made sense, after all. Liana was the host of this Tea Party. Since she was hosting it, there was naturally no problem with her using "roses" as the theme to build this Tea Party town.
But if this rose town were to be moved into the Dream Wilderness, it would be somewhat inappropriate.
It was not that the Dream Wilderness could not reflect Liana's personal style. Rather, in Angel's view, being too fixated on personal experience would naturally narrow its scope.
After all, Angel intended to use this Tea Party as a starting point, gradually lifting the veil of the Dream Wilderness before the Wizarding World of the Southern Region.
It could be said that the primary purpose of this Tea Party was to raise the curtain on the Dream Wilderness.
Once its scope was narrowed, unveiling the Dream Wilderness would inevitably become all the more winding and difficult.
Therefore, if they truly intended to transplant this entire Tea Party town into the Dream Wilderness wholesale, Angel was unwilling deep down.
But if they did not copy it exactly, how should it be designed so that it could both display sufficient grandeur and avoid slighting Liana?
Angel casually found a bench in the fountain garden carpeted with pebbles, sat down, and began pondering the matter.
Yet as time passed, Angel thought about it for quite a while and still failed to come up with a perfect solution.
"Forget it. I won't think about it for now. I'll see when the time comes... At worst, once the design is finished, I'll let Liana add