"Hidden Easter Egg?"
The moment Luigi heard the task's name, he knew this was absolutely a very good thing.
There was naturally no hesitation between "Yes" and "No."
As the word "Yes" appeared, the characters in the Wonderland prompt slowly shifted, eventually forming rows of new text.
"Hidden Easter Egg—Musical Score Exchange officially begins." "During the exchange, you may submit relevant musical scores to Uriel. After submitting a score, you will receive a Wonderland Box as a reward." "Please note: there is no limit to the number of scores that may be submitted, but the Wonderland Boxes available in this Hidden Easter Egg are capped at five." "The type of Wonderland Box is random." "The quality of the Wonderland Box will vary according to the quality of the submitted musical score." "Current total remaining Wonderland Boxes: 5/5" "The deadline for this Easter Egg is when Main Quest 5 begins."
When Luigi saw the rewards offered by the Easter Egg, he was greatly delighted.
Originally, all he had hoped to get from this instance was Dream Stage. He had never expected that, beyond that hope, he would also have a chance to obtain five Wonderland Boxes.
This was a completely unexpected delight.
On the other side, Angel also revealed a surprised expression after hearing Luigi's description.
He had originally thought this Wonderland Instance was a story-based instance. Such instances emphasized the unfolding of the "story" and generally did not reward any Wonderland items.
He had not expected that even an instance that involved "no combat, no exploration, and no map-unlocking" could produce Wonderland items. Though the method of obtaining them was somewhat bizarre, it undoubtedly came as a huge surprise to challengers who were not skilled in combat.
Moreover, the diversity of Wonderland item production showed that the Dreamwalking