What was more, the many experiences in the other "Fiona's" memories that were completely different from her own left the girl somewhat bewildered.
If her being captured could be explained by her falling asleep and becoming unable to sense the passage of time in the real world, then those memories that were entirely unlike her own yet incomparably real left her unable to think of any reasonable explanation.
She had even suspected that she was having an absurd dream, but as the Queen of the Dream World, she knew perfectly well that such a thing was impossible.
After pondering for a long time, Fiona finally recalled some obscure knowledge she had once learned from books—or rather, a certain hypothesis.
Alternate Space Isotope.
Simply put, this theory held that the Main Material World was not unique, but instead possessed countless different mirror images.
And among those countless World Lines, the same being would likewise have countless reflections. These reflections existing on other World Lines were known as "Alternate Space Isotopes."
Time was incomparably precise. An exceedingly minor change could be magnified without limit.
As powerful Spellcasters conducted all manner of dangerous research into space and time, such disturbances would almost inevitably leave indelible consequences upon the Main Material World's timeline.
Under such circumstances, beings from other dimensions might accidentally arrive in the current world.
Looking at the other "herself" before her, whose temperament differed from her own, Fiona felt somewhat troubled.
If the person before her truly was her Alternate Space Isotope, then the current situation might be far more complicated than she had imagined.
The reason she had previously been unable to leave the Dream World was precisely because she had suddenly been unable to sense her own existence in the real world.
But now, after synchronizing with the other