Although Sanders had no interest in discussing Su Mishi any further, there were still things that needed to be said.
"Do you have any suggestions regarding the authority Su Mishi should undertake?" Before explaining, Sanders still intended to ask Angel for his opinion.
Although Sanders already had a plan in mind and had deliberated over it for several days, if Angel had any personal thoughts—or if Angel believed that Dream Wilderness was in urgent need of a certain authority—then, if it fell within the scope of what Su Mishi could undertake, Sanders was willing to alter his plan for it.
Angel shook his head. He had spent very little time in Dream Wilderness recently and had not considered such matters at all.
Moreover, compared with Sanders, Angel knew far less about Su Mishi. He believed Sanders would choose an authority that was best for Su Mishi and also the most meaningful.
"Since you have no other suggestions, I'll explain my own thoughts."
Sanders did not immediately reveal the answer. Instead, he first laid out the reasons why he had chosen it.
"You've read Mystery of the Nightmare Domain as well. You should know what Su Mishi's Nightmare Domain is, right?" Sanders asked.
Mystery of the Nightmare Domain was an internal textbook of Demon Illusion Island. Sanders had served as chief editor, while Flora and Su Mishi had both participated in its compilation, recording their respective insights into cultivating Nightmare Domains within its pages. As everyone further developed their Nightmare Domains, the book would continue to be updated. Angel had also written a portion concerning Dream Wilderness, but because Dream Wilderness had yet to be opened to the public, it currently circulated only between Angel and Sanders.
Angel said, "I know. It's the Demon Abyss Nightmare Domain."
According to Su Mishi's