Tea Party

"By the way, how far have you gotten with compiling the Observational Records of the Dream Wilderness? Any new discoveries?" Having resolved Leon's matter, Angel began chatting with Frod.

After Frod entered the Dream Wilderness, he had begun compiling these observational records.

Angel also strongly supported Frod. There were simply too many complicated matters in the outside world, and he did not have much time to visit the Dream Wilderness. Frod, on the other hand, remained in the Dream Wilderness year after year, making him naturally the most suitable person to compile these records.

"Ever since we learned last time that the Dream Wilderness's authorities could be attuned to others, there has been no further progress." Frod sighed. "Most hypotheses require long-term observation before conclusions can be drawn. Unfortunately, the Dream Wilderness has existed for too short a time. If only one of its authorities could control time..."

Angel did not think much of Frod's prayer.

Even true spatial authority was something Angel did not believe the Dream Wilderness could possess, much less temporal authority. That involved the very origin of laws.

After all, the Dream Wilderness was essentially just an interstitial space. Now that it had severed its connection with the Nightmare Realm, it had become a place between reality and illusion attached to the Dream Realm.

Calling it a "realm" was already something of an exaggeration. It was nearly impossible for it to possess such temporal authority.

"I'm not counting on temporal authority. In any case, this place is safe for now, and you have plenty of time to study it. There's no rush." As Angel spoke, he recalled several discoveries he had made in reality over the past few days. "Oh, right. I've also had some discoveries and hypotheses lately. You can add them to the observational