But that was only Laplace's opinion. The one who truly had the final say was Angel.
Laplace's expression did not change. She lowered her eyes as though deep in thought.
Yet in secret, she began a private chat with Angel.
Laplace voiced her thoughts and asked for Angel's opinion.
Angel barely hesitated before saying directly, "There's no need to build a station platform for now. Even if we do build one, it should be after the Dream Crystal Plain's authority has become more complete in the future—absolutely not now."
As for the reason, it was not merely the matter of privacy Laplace had considered.
The most important point Angel considered was that there was "no way through."
The greatest purpose of building a platform was to use the Star Sea Train to travel to other worlds.
But setting aside how they would obtain tickets, there was an even more crucial issue. At present, the Dream Crystal Plain was essentially made up entirely of consciousness entities. They appeared to have physical bodies, but those bodies had been created according to the Dream Crystal Plain's rules.
Once they left the Dream Crystal Plain's range, unstable rules would cause those bodies to gradually collapse.
In other words, no one in the current Dream Crystal Plain was qualified to board the Star Sea Train and journey afar.
Moreover, even in the foreseeable future, this problem might not necessarily be solved.
Under such circumstances, there was absolutely no need to build a station platform.
In terms of their conclusion, Angel and Laplace had reached the same opinion. The problem now before them, however, was...
"Can we really refuse?"
If anyone else had made this request, they would not have given it a second thought and would have refused outright.
But judging from the current situation,