Ch. 61Projection of Reality
Sanders explained that the Nightmare Realm could reflect realities from worlds inhabited by intelligent life, though its nature remained mysterious and dangerous. Angel learned that his earlier encounters with the Rabbit Hole and the stitch-faced woman had placed him in mortal danger, while vast thunderclouds remained unexplained overhead.
- Angel asked Sanders what kind of world the Nightmare Realm was, and Sanders described it as mysterious, valuable, and perilous.
- Flora reminded Angel that the Rabbit Hole illusion and the stitch-faced woman had twice endangered him, prompting Angel to recognize his past experiences as Nightmare Realm encounters.
- Sanders recounted seeing a silver pyramid in the Nightmare Realm that later appeared on an ordinary, newly discovered plane, supporting the idea that the realm projected realities from worlds with intelligent life.
- Sanders encouraged Angel to treat his choice to enter the Nightmare Realm as both a challenge and an opportunity.
- Sanders ordered Gude to transfer the ranch's dairy cows into Angel's name after learning Angel liked milk.
- Angel, Sanders, and Flora discussed thunderclouds that had covered the sea all day without producing any rain.