Although Angel wanted to place Laplace at the fourth tier, that was not a decision he could make immediately. He needed to wait and see.
So, although he was now telling Laplace about the Dream Wilderness, he focused more on the second tier, only occasionally mentioning intelligence related to the third tier.
On the other side, ever since Laplace had entered the Dream Crystal Plain, she had guessed that Angel was hiding an enormous secret. Especially after witnessing the Dream Conch provide an endless supply of Shed Scales, she had become even more certain of that guess. When Angel began speaking of the Dream Wilderness, Laplace had anticipated that what he was about to say would be astonishing, but she still had not expected it to be astonishing to this extent.
This was, in every sense, another "surreal world" anchored in the real world!
Yes, "surreal world" was Laplace's summary understanding of the Dream Wilderness.
Just imagine it: logging in from anywhere in the world would bring you to the same place. Even if you were separated by tens of thousands of miles, you could meet through it. What a surreal reunion that was.
This world had never lacked the pain of parting. Even wizards were no exception. So often, you thought there would be another meeting, but the road was long and the path ahead uncertain. No one could say what the future held. Very often, what you thought was only what you thought. Yet now, two people who had believed they might never meet again in this life could reunite here through the Dream Wilderness.
Was that not a surreal world?
And the Dream Wilderness Angel had mentioned did not merely possess such monotonous functions as convenient information transmission and easy meetings.
From Angel's description, Laplace had also