She carefully approached Gaia, only to find that Gaia had already fallen asleep.
If a huge explosion or earthquake happened at this moment, it would really be a disaster.
Everyone used the Air Wall to mute their movements as much as possible, then shoveled up the leaves and soil beneath them in one piece. The forty-centimeter-long snake lay on top.
The locator slowly floated over. Just as it was about to hit the little snake, Mo Qiong reached out and gently tapped it, putting it away.
"How was the dream?" Mo Qiong asked.
David said, "In the dream, Gaia had 'just woken up' and continued on her way. She had a clear destination: the seaside. She intended to cross the ocean to the place where we found her when she was still an octopus."
"Can the Nightmare Demon know what she's thinking?" Mo Qiong asked.
"It can't be said to know what she's thinking, but it can know what kind of scene she's anticipating. You could say that the dream is jointly shaped by Gaia and the Nightmare Demon. Whatever Gaia imagines will happen next, or whatever scene she wants, can become part of the dream. Of course, it's only a possibility... The Nightmare Demon can make it happen, choose not to make it happen, or alter certain aspects of what happens," David said.
Mo Qiong understood. The Nightmare Demon could always construct familiar scenes for people, even things they did not want to face.
That was because dreams were also constructed by the dreamer.
The Nightmare Demon could sense all kinds of scenes and images flashing through the other person's mind, even their expectations of what would happen next.
Those expectations could "come true," or they could simply be fantasies. That depended on the Nightmare Demon.
Through this ability,