"Mirror Realm?"
"You can think of it as the nearby region within the mirrors," Laplace explained. "But please do not correlate it with reality. To us, it is a nearby area, but to you, it may connect several entirely different worlds."
Angel nodded in understanding. This was actually quite similar to the Nightmare Realm.
That being the case, was the Mirror World itself also a special kind of world?
Could there be extraordinary beings similar to Soul Walkers within the Mirror World? Could they cross countless spans of space and time through the world within the mirrors and reach distant worlds?
As Angel imagined that possibility, Laplace continued, "What makes her special is that she can shift freely between reality and illusion."
"Shifting between reality and illusion? You mean... entering and leaving the world within the mirrors?"
Laplace nodded. "Yes. According to the rules of the Mirror Realm, creatures within the mirrors must have a vessel from the corresponding world if they wish to leave the Mirror Realm. You can understand it as a body that can walk in reality."
Perhaps seeing Angel's keen interest in the rules of the Mirror Realm, Laplace explained in detail some of the particulars of entering and leaving it.
According to her, creatures born in the world within the mirrors inherently had no physical body—or rather, no body in the material sense. Even if they could go to reality, they would merely be an insubstantial mirror image, and would become exceedingly weak.
Therefore, under normal circumstances, creatures within the mirrors would not go to reality.
However, this was not absolute.
If one could find a vessel in reality, one could manifest there. And this vessel did not necessarily have to be a human body. So long as it was something that existed in the