"Was it like this the moment it came in?" Angel asked.
Rhein stared fixedly at the glass bead, his brows tightly furrowed. "Not quite. At first, it wasn't floating. It only began glowing and rose into midair when the celestial phenomena abruptly changed and day and night reversed."
This was absolutely no ordinary situation.
Angel had used the Dream Conch more than once.
Every item brought into the Dream Wilderness by the Dream Conch had retained the same physical state it possessed in reality. As long as no one deliberately broke that stability, it would continue unchanged.
Yet the glass bead representing Tidewave Garden had broken that precedent.
Without anyone touching or activating it, the glass bead had floated into midair on its own, giving off a hazy watery glow. At the same time, the celestial phenomena were undergoing drastic changes.
Clearly, the two were connected.
And based on what they knew of the Dream Conch, the Dream Wilderness, and Wizard Gardens, there was one—and only one—possible explanation for the current anomaly.
"It seems the water-element laws within Tidewave Garden really were brought into the Dream Wilderness. The Dream Conch of Moonlit Coast truly was underestimated before," Rhein said softly.
Angel's judgment matched Rhein's. The spontaneously occurring anomaly could only be the point where real laws and virtual laws intersected.
But whether the current situation was good or bad, no one knew.
Angel wanted to fly a little closer and sense the situation at close range, but before he could move, Rhein caught hold of him.
Rhein said, "The current situation should be the virtual laws of the Dream Wilderness contending with the real laws within Tidewave Garden. We still can't tell whether it is good or bad, but at least it hasn't developed in a worse direction. If you,