Accommodation

After the theater's performance in Lupu ended, it took only a day for news of the threat posed by the External World and the concept of evil to spread throughout every region of the Old World.

At the same time, a rumor with an advertising slant began circulating.

The false moon, Yin-Head, which had risen over Lupu, began moving randomly throughout the Old World.

Any Sick One interested in the "moon," the Dreamscape, or "the evil beyond the world" could try to seek out the false moon's trail. As long as they devoutly prayed to the moon, they had a chance of obtaining Moon Landing Qualification, giving them an opportunity to acquire power from beyond the world or witness the malignant threats of the External World.

A trend quickly formed, and people began actively chasing the moon.

This ceaseless, wandering performance model had also been proposed by William.

As long as he had the "storybook," he could easily gather the fears of others while providing Lorien with enough experimental subjects for his chaos experiments, deepening their cooperation.

Of course, all these experimental subjects would first undergo "indoctrination" to stabilize them.

William also personally participated in researching some Sick Ones with unusual eye structures. He even brought Regan over to try using the ancient techniques of The Neisseria Ones, hoping to find a way to repair his eyes or to allow himself to perfectly accept the Evil Sun Eye.

Some Sick Ones suited to the darkness were also secretly sent to the Tenth Abyss.

With the advertising campaign using the banner of "beyond the world"—several Lupu transfer companies were helping spread the advertisements—and William making good use of the Sick Ones' psychological frustration at being unable to break through the Old World's limitations,

the Old World soon saw the rise of