Indeed,
Yi Chen did not think too deeply about the Chaos World associated with Lorien,
More precisely, the world's connector should have been the former First Gentleman—the Insomniac, Galon.
After contracting a peculiar form of insomnia, he had, under extremely rare circumstances, fallen asleep in the gaps between bouts of insomnia, using that unstable and narrow Dream Passage to connect to another world—a nameless and chaotic world.
That dreams could serve as passages between planes was something the Lesion had known from very early on. It was also for this reason that Fish Source had begun cultivating a large number of experimental subjects for dream-entry experiments. Catherine was the most special of them all.
But Catherine was still a native of the Old World,
According to William's "Theory of Supplementation," a tiny number of exceptionally gifted humans could completely fill in the unnoticed genetic fragments after becoming infected with the disease.
Galon possessed this talent as well. The brief, unstable dreams brought on by his insomnia were probably even more special than Catherine's nightmares.
They could not only contact worlds within the range of the Prime Material Plane, but perhaps reach farther still—to the "outside," to a space beyond the edge of the planes.
No wonder the world on the other side of the dreams was so chaotic. The very concept of human beings did not exist there.
The Dreamscape later developed by Lorien was equally bizarre. The image of the Moon God he had shaped within the Dreamscape had already surpassed the concept of form itself.
Over the years, Lorien had continued advancing toward such a form.
He wanted to display this chaotic form in the real world as well, becoming the true God of Chaos and the Moon. That way, he could overwhelm William.
At present,
Before the