"What a strange instance..." Blanche murmured. "Or have I just seen too few? Are most instances actually like this?"
Blanche shook her head and decided not to dwell on it.
Two other problems needed solving first.
She had to reunite with the others and find a way out.
Yes, out.
That was another thing Blanche found strange: the Wonderland notice had not said how to leave.
In other instances, completing the main quest naturally took them out.
But this instance had no main quest. It only told them to keep increasing their Dawn Points.
"Increasing Dawn Points keeps the instance alive, but does keeping it alive mean we'll never be able to leave?" Blanche doubted it.
Surely the Wonderland Authority would not create an instance that trapped people inside. There had to be another way out.
She would take things one step at a time. For now, she closed the Text Panel and continued toward the pillar of light at the River of Troubles.
Elsewhere, Angel had naturally seen everyone's Wonderland notices through his authority.
Dawn's Dream was an instance without a main quest? Its sole objective was to earn more Dawn Points.
That made it quite unusual.
Unusual as it was, Angel was not particularly surprised by an instance with no main quest.
Was Silver Coral Island not much the same?
Silver Coral Island had no standard main quest either. Its sole objective was to climb the tower.
Dawn's Dream was cut from the same cloth.
Yet while the instance's structure did not surprise Angel, the form of its existence did.
Other instances were, in essence, spaces as tangible as reality, reflected from different "dreams" through the reflective powers of the Nightmare Realm and the Mirror Realm.
Dawn's Dream, however, contained little power from either realm. This was