If it wasn't Angel's trump card, then who was the powerful being that had stopped the Star Sea Train?
A flicker of confusion passed through Laplace's eyes.
A being capable of stopping the Star Sea Train—even if it was only a secondary train—had to be at least Legendary, didn't it? Perhaps even higher?
Was it really all right for such a powerful being to wander outside the Dream Crystal Plain?
At that thought, Laplace felt inexplicably worried. Although that being currently appeared to be on their side, who knew what the truth was?
However, Laplace's concern did not last long.
Every problem had its own priority.
The powerful being capable of stopping the Star Sea Train was definitely a matter to consider later.
There were still two urgent matters ahead of it.
First, Star Worm's purpose. Second, what impact would the appearance of the Star Sea Train have on the Dream Crystal Plain?
They naturally had to resolve those two questions first before considering anything else.
The moment Star Worm left the basement, everything around him immediately caught his attention.
The basement had been deliberately cleared out and contained only a table. Upstairs, however, everything was as it had been before—furniture, decorations, plants, food... everything imaginable.
Most importantly, all of it was expressed through text.
Star Worm saw text appearing on all kinds of furniture. Some introduced the materials, some described the schools of craftsmanship, and some even pointed out hidden storage compartments within the furniture.
It dazzled his eyes.
Beyond the furniture, he could also see text floating over the trees, flowers, and grasses outside through the window.
These textual descriptions were all very brief, yet remarkably apt.
It was as though a single sentence could lay bare the essence of a thing.
He also saw the text-based