Although Tidewave Garden was a miniature garden, since it was a Wizard Garden, it inevitably contained the power of laws within.
Even if that power of laws was exceedingly faint, it still stemmed from the great will of the real world.
What Rhein clearly intended to test was what would happen if the laws inherent to a Wizard Garden collided with the virtual laws within the Dream Wilderness.
This time, Angel did not agree at once. He even showed some hesitation and reluctance.
Rhein was not the only one who had considered bringing a Wizard Garden into the Dream Wilderness. As the owner of Gravity Garden, Sanders had naturally considered it as well.
But after Sanders discussed it with Angel, they had not truly gone through with it.
The power of laws in Gravity Garden was too potent, and they feared it would harm the Dream Wilderness. What was more, the Dream Wilderness contained a great many Dream Realm residents—especially Jon, who was immensely important to Angel.
If a clash of laws caused the Dream Wilderness to suffer a catastrophe, it was not something Sanders wished to see.
Therefore, even though Sanders had wanted to test it, after discussing it with Angel, he ultimately had not acted.
It was precisely because of this precedent that Angel was so hesitant now that Rhein had raised the matter.
"I spoke with Sanders about this before as well. I know what you are worried about." While Angel hesitated, Rhein said, "I'll take you inside for a look first. Once you've seen it, I'll explain."
With that, Rhein activated the transparent glass bead in his hand.
Pale blue water mist drifted out from the glass bead and gradually approached Angel. Angel did not evade it, allowing the vapor to envelop him.
When the vapor