After Mr. Sun entered the Dream Bubble, the others exchanged startled looks.
None of them had expected him to take the initiative so readily.
"Should we wait here for Mr. Sun to come out?" Uriel asked quietly.
After a moment of silence, Angel said, "We know nothing about what's inside a Dream Bubble. If each person takes a long time, the four hours the task gives us won't be nearly enough."
"Besides, the task requires us to bring out five Dream Guests. Five Dream Bubbles might not give us enough."
"I think we should split up and look for nearby Dream Bubbles. It'll be more efficient."
Blanche raised her hand. "I'd like to wait and see."
When Angel looked her way, she said, "I mainly want to know what happens when a Dream Bubble's countdown reaches zero..."
If no Dream Guest had been brought out by then, would the Dream Bubble disappear? And if it did, would the Challenger be thrown out?
Or did the countdown stop mattering once a Challenger entered, allowing the Dream Bubble to remain?
This Dream Bubble had only eight minutes left. Blanche thought it was a good chance to observe what happened.
Angel agreed.
The countdown mattered a great deal. They needed to pay attention to it.
Still...
"Leave this one to me," Angel said. "I'll stay here and tell you what happens when the countdown ends."
"We can use the team chat..." As he spoke, Angel went to open it, intending to use it to keep in touch.
Only then did he discover that open Instances had no team chat.
Angel paused, then turned his hand and grasped at the air. Several tiny pale-gray Cyclones instantly formed above his palm.
"Use these to keep in touch."
As soon as the Cyclones formed, they scattered