Of course, all of this was only Angel's conjecture.
As for whether Wonderland Authority could truly break through the underlying code of the "Dream Beast," even he could not be sure.
But one thing was certain: because Moon Dew had not reconstructed her body, she was fundamentally different from the other Challengers.
There were advantages to this, but disadvantages as well.
The advantage was that she could use the abilities she possessed within Dream Crystal Plain, such as manipulating dream mist.
But the downside was equally obvious. Many low-level Instances had no death mechanism. Even if Challengers died, at most they would be kicked out of the Instance, with mental power—or even soul power—used as compensation.
And that compensation mechanism stemmed from the "Gatekeeper" authority's exploitation of reconstructed bodies.
Moon Dew had not reconstructed a body. If she died in an Instance, she obviously would not be able to trigger the compensation mechanism. Unless she possessed some method of escaping death herself, her death would be a true death.
So whether not reconstructing a body was a blessing or a curse for Moon Dew was hard to say.
But for now, the benefits still far outweighed the drawbacks.
Since she could not leave Dawn's Dream and thus could not enter other Instances, her chances of dying naturally dropped drastically. And within Dawn's Dream, with these abilities, conquering the vast majority of dream bubbles would be incredibly easy for her.
To Moon Dew, Dawn's Dream could basically be called a safe zone.
"Can you return directly to Witch's Cottage now?" Angel asked.
Moon Dew nodded.
"Before, I could actually vaguely sense the direction of home. It was very far away, yet also very close... hard to grasp." Tilting her head, Moon Dew described what she felt. "But after I registered,