The Decayer quickly recounted the entire course of events.
After listening, Angel felt somewhat relieved.
The situation was far better than he had imagined.
There were two points he particularly cared about. First, could the Cruel Scholar trace Sebas and, from there, lock onto the Dream Crystal Plain?
For now, it seemed impossible.
He had previously thought that after Wicks and the others logged off, they would surely reveal what had happened with the "Strange Dream Heart Chapter," naturally mentioning that the "demonic god's divine thought" had spoken.
Once the Cruel Scholar noticed that, It would certainly sense that something was wrong. If It investigated Its divine-thought avatar further, It might well discover that Sebas's consciousness had vanished.
After that, It might be able to pinpoint the Dream Crystal Plain.
This was an extremely crucial point, and one Angel had worried greatly about.
But according to the Decayer's account, after Wicks and the others logged off, they had no memories at all of what happened while "dreaming." Thus, the Cruel Scholar had no way of learning about the "Strange Dream Heart Chapter," and naturally would not think to investigate Sebas.
Clearly, the Wonderland Authority had stepped in.
Although the Wonderland Authority had shown the Decayer special mercy and had not sealed its memories, the Decayer had interests tied to the Dream Crystal Plain. All the Prushans were in the Dream Crystal Plain, so it naturally would not expose this.
As for the second point Angel cared about—whether the Cruel Scholar's authority also possessed a certain degree of power in the Dream Realm?
Judging from the outcome, it did not.
The Cruel Scholar could not affect the Dream Realm. It could not even conduct a detailed analysis of the "Strange Dream remnants" on the Decayer and the others, and in the