Although they had only seen a brief glimpse of the Dark Corner, from a single leaf one could infer the whole forest; its danger and terror were already plain to see.
Yet encountering danger was, in itself, a kind of gain.
Just like this footage.
It looked utterly horrifying, with an enormous chance of killing anyone on their first encounter.
But through what Sigmund had gone through, they had learned the rules of this underwater corridor. They now knew that the party guests would work with the whales outside to destroy the corridor. So next time they sent someone in, as long as they swiftly killed the party guests upon arriving here, they could safely pass this trial.
That was the rule guide brought about by encountering danger.
"I think I finally understand why professions like investigators and explorers emerged from the Dark Corner," Angel murmured softly.
Investigators and explorers risked their lives to clear mines for others. In truth, it was much like what Sigmund had done this time.
They encountered danger, discerned the rules, and used the information modules they left behind to warn those who came after them.
Bit by bit, they slowly investigated the dangerous places within the Dark Corner. They expanded the boundaries where humanity could survive, so they would not have to live at another's mercy.
Laplace nodded as well. "So, if we send people into the Dark Corner next time, the first thing they should do is search for traces of investigators and explorers. Even if all they find is a bracelet left behind, the information recorded inside might help a Fallen One overcome a crisis."
Angel nodded.
Though the Dark Corner was extremely dangerous, they certainly could not stop exploring it.
After all, this was the key mechanism through which the Dream