The first question was: why did Main Quest 3 of the Uriel Instance have to be completed within seven days?
Generally speaking, time limits on quests were perfectly normal, but this quest was so unusual that Angel could not help wanting to probe the deeper secrets behind it.
He was curious because the first main quest clearly had no time limit. Why, then, was the third main quest restricted by time?
Based on the known variables, Angel could only speculate that the seven-day limit was because of the "Dreamseeing" state.
If "Dreamseeing" really was the answer, then two possibilities arose.
The first possibility was that the "Dreamseeing" state could only pull someone in for seven days. Once seven days passed, the Wonderland Authority would lose its effect.
Something akin to a rule.
Just as the Dream Conch could only pull dead objects into the Dream Wilderness, the Wonderland Authority could only maintain the "Dreamseeing" state for seven days.
The second possibility was that, seven days later in reality, some irresistible change would occur.
For instance, Uriel might suddenly lose his mind or suddenly die after seven days, making him unable to be pulled into the "Dreamseeing" state. That was why it could only last seven days.
Between those two possibilities, Angel personally leaned more toward the first.
It was not that the first possibility had convinced him; it was simply that the second was a little too absurd.
If it really were the second possibility, would that not mean Dreamwalking Wonderland could foresee or even influence the future while projecting reality?
In short, the second possibility seemed unlikely, so Angel leaned toward the first.
But was reality truly consistent with his inclination? He could not be sure.
For now, they could only wait to see whether they encountered other NPCs