The Dream Wilderness had a short lifespan, but the information it left behind was enough for Sanders to understand its value.
So although Sanders was deeply troubled that Angel had stirred up another major affair, he cared greatly about the Dream Wilderness.
Over the next while, he began asking in detail about the particulars of the Dream Wilderness.
As he listened to Angel's account, Sanders took out a notebook and carefully recorded everything.
When Angel had nearly finished, Sanders began raising questions and offering his own suggestions regarding certain unclear points.
Sanders focused on three areas: Firstheart City, the authority of dreams, and Infinite Alchemy.
As they went back and forth, Sanders' expression grew increasingly grave.
He had already roughly understood that the Dream Wilderness held boundless potential, capable of transmitting information across any distance. But as Angel spoke, Sanders discovered even deeper things.
Within the Dream Wilderness, he saw a complete system!
Living creatures, places to live, and rules for survival formed such a system. Even the authorities of the Dream Wilderness could be comprehended and granted to others, making it extraordinarily similar to the systems of laws governing the various worlds.
This was the budding seed of a complete system!
This system seemed unable to yield any immediate benefit, yet Sanders vaguely felt that it might become immensely important in the future!
For now, this system offered no visible gains, while Infinite Alchemy was value one could plainly see.
Infinite Alchemy was not merely for learning alchemy. Even ordinary wizards consumed all manner of materials in their daily research. If they possessed an inexhaustible supply of materials, that alone would be enough to drive wizards mad.
More than that, Infinite Alchemy was a sharp weapon for cultivating foundational talent!
For any wizard organization, its reserves of basic talent