More precisely, what Angel cared about was the "Lesser Trade License."
According to Wonderland's prompt, the Lesser Trade License was almost identical to the original version in terms of permission to "enter and exit Instances," with virtually no restrictions.
Moreover, the Lesser Trade License was not bound and could be traded!
In other words, anyone who obtained this voucher, no matter where they were on the Dream Crystal Plain, could use it to enter Chocolate City.
A thought surfaced in Angel's mind.
If he handed the license to Dream Registry Users like Moon Dew, could they use it to break through Dawn's Dream's blockade and reach the anchor station, Rabbit Town—or even enter Chocolate City directly?
According to the Dream Registry's rules, although Dream Registry Users had now obtained Legal Identities, they still could not leave Dawn's Dream, nor could they even exchange for Settlement Tickets.
In other words, unless a new permission for "direct access to the Dream Crystal Plain" emerged, Moon Dew and the other Dream Registry Users would remain trapped in Dawn's Dream forever.
Angel had not dwelled too much on this matter before. He had merely waited for the Borderlands to perhaps refresh a corresponding travel permission in the future.
But seeing the Trade License in Dong Anning's hand with his own eyes this time gave him some different ideas.
Before Dawn's Dream developed permission to leave, could the Lesser Trade License be used to bring Dream Registry Users out?
Angel himself had no strong desire to bring Dream Registry Users into the Dream Crystal Plain. But upon discovering that Wonderland Authority might have such a bug, his urge to investigate was immediately hooked.
It was like back when he was aboard the Alfalfa. After finishing his routine studies, he would use the Holographic Tablet to