Communication in the Dream

When the morning star tore through the night sky, the reveille began to echo through the military camp.

After a night of busyness, Angel returned to the wooden cabin where he was temporarily staying. He had recorded five lucid dreams in total last night, and the results were fairly clear. Just like the first person, although their bodies had died, a lingering spark of light still remained in their dreams.

After recording this data in his notebook, Angel sank into thought.

Although both the progress and development were currently moving in a good direction, there were still some doubts Angel could not let go of.

Strangely enough, every time he Entered Dreams and opened the Dream Bridge to enter another person's dream, he would always catch a fleeting glimpse of a wilderness.

To date, he had Entered Dreams more than two hundred times, and that flash of a scene had never once been absent.

Though it did not affect Entering Dreams, and only flickered past for an instant each time, this strange occurrence greatly concerned Angel.

When he had gone to Revelation Continent to find Frod, he had asked about Frod's experience when Entering Dreams. Frod would simply step onto the Dream Bridge and enter the dream directly, with no abnormalities appearing along the way.

"So this is something unique to me?" Angel wondered. But why was he different from Frod?

Tracing it back to the source, there were two ways in which his learning of the Dream Entry Technique differed from everyone else's. First, he had forcibly constructed the cantrip model. However, Angel did not think this was the reason. After all, apprentices newly entering the Wizarding World basically all forcibly constructed cantrip models when building level-zero cantrips. It was only after the cantrip level rose that forcibly constructing