Outside the Uriel Instance.
Through the Box Garden's perspective, Angel silently observed these "Travelers" who had abruptly arrived in Wonderland.
The more he watched, the stranger it felt.
For instance, when this group learned that Luigi came from the Day Mirror Domain, they had seemed greatly surprised.
Their "surprise" was not at Luigi's origins, but at the fact that they believed the Day Mirror Domain to be extremely far from the Western Continent.
Under such circumstances, why had Luigi's dream crossed the distance of myriad dimensions to connect with Glaimo and Uriel?
From their standpoint, Angel could understand their surprise.
But if one viewed the matter from an outsider's perspective and carefully peeled back its layers, one would find a deeply strange logical contradiction within it.
Since they knew that Luigi's "dream" lay beyond myriad dimensions—
How had they crossed myriad dimensions to enter this "dream" that they believed lay beyond myriad dimensions?
They were astonished by Luigi's great power, while Angel, who had witnessed it all, was equally astonished by theirs.
After all, they too had crossed "myriad dimensions," and so many of them had even "invaded" the Wonderland Instance together.
Was that not another form of great power?
They were astonished by Luigi's great power, yet not at all surprised by their own... Why was that?
Very strange.
Beyond that, Angel also found the attitudes of Sun, Moon, and Juanjuan strange.
They were far too composed.
Many people considered it perfectly normal for wizards to remain calm and detached, but in truth, many wizards could keep a straight face only because they possessed extraordinary power and had confidence in their own foundations, allowing them to take everything in stride.
Once they lost their extraordinary power, they would inevitably suffer an enormous sense of disparity. Under those circumstances, it