"Touch the orb and make an agreement..." Ms. Moon murmured under her breath, then walked over to the orb.
She instinctively wanted to touch it.
But just as she reached out, Mr. Sun stopped her. "Let me try first."
Seeing the affection and concern in Mr. Sun's eyes, Ms. Moon smiled. "Don't worry. It's only a dream."
"Never underestimate the power of dreams." Mr. Sun turned serious. "Especially since Glaimo's dream involves... that person."
Ms. Moon froze for two seconds. She wanted to say that Glaimo's dream was different from Blanche's dream.
But looking at Mr. Sun's steadfast eyes and handsome face, Ms. Moon felt as though the sweetness in her heart was melting her away.
She no longer refused and nodded shyly. "Then be careful."
Mr. Sun gave Ms. Moon an expression that said, "Trust me," then walked to the orb.
Meanwhile, Juanjuan squatted beside Ms. Moon and said faintly, "You weren't worried when you were going yourself, but now that he's going, you're worried?"
Ms. Moon said, "That's different. I know my limits."
"Besides, since this orb requires us to make an agreement, it might be some disguised form of contract. Being careful can't hurt."
Juanjuan gave a soft snort and said nothing. Instead, like everyone else, he silently watched Mr. Sun touch the orb.
Only five or six seconds later, Mr. Sun released his hand.
Ms. Moon hurried over and asked softly, "How was it?"
After pondering for a moment, Mr. Sun shook his head. "Nothing felt particularly strange. It was like going through the motions."
He could not say for certain whether there had been any problem.
As for their speculation that the orb might "forcibly make them sign a contract," that had not happened so far.
"The only thing to note is that when 'it'