Experimental Conclusions

Over the next few days, Angel set aside some time each day to enter Jon's dreams and talk with him.

As Angel peeled back a corner of the world through his stories, Jon grew increasingly curious about the Wizarding World. Especially when it came to the essential power of wizards, he spent a long time thinking about it every day.

Those half a month or so were probably the most peaceful days Angel had spent since returning to Pat Manor.

But settling into idle comfort made it easy to be caught off guard when accidents struck.

Before long, Angel discovered that the positive effects of the Life-Nourishing Water on Jon had begun to diminish. Within a few more months, Jon's physical condition would decline again.

The alarm bells in Angel's heart began ringing once more.

That day, Angel entered Jon's dream and told him about what he had seen and experienced in the Fairy Tale World.

"The Fairy Tale World is an attached world... It is divided into three worlds: the outer layer, the middle layer, and the inner layer, much like parallel worlds..."

This was also the first time he had spoken of attached worlds. When explaining the overall structure of the Wizarding World, he used the Dream Realm as an example. It was also the first time he had revealed the existence of the Dream Realm to Jon.

After Angel finished recounting his experiences in the Fairy Tale World, Jon sank into prolonged thought. Such a clash of worldviews was difficult for someone born into a technological civilization to digest all at once.

Once Jon came back to himself, Angel deliberated for a long while before deciding to speak with him about his current physical condition.

These past days, Angel had deliberately avoided discussing Jon's health. Jon had