So... two moons?
The appearance just now had seemed utterly natural, but was there actually another logic behind it?
Was it not an apparition shared by the Witch, but a reflection between her and the Dark Moon in the sky?
If so, the implications seemed rather extraordinary.
"Nightmare Corridor?"
Blinking, Fu Qian asked casually.
"Very likely... Even with this connection, I still can't reach it."
The Witch confirmed his suspicion.
"Interesting. So the reason Death Star reacted so quickly just now was probably because it reacted quickly?"
Fu Qian pointed at the sky.
Given Death Star's predicament, it was certainly searching desperately for a way out. But the time between the Witch's stimulus and his response had been a little too short.
One could attribute it to his will to survive, but now there seemed to be a much more reasonable explanation.
The first to respond to the Witch had actually been the Dark Moon overhead, which had then illuminated Death Star's way back.
As for why it had responded so quickly—it was because the power behind it came from the same source as the Witch.
Then why hadn't it responded before? The Witch had been searching for years.
Had it been hidden too well, with no unfortunate soul like Death Star to help locate it? Was this discovery an accident?
To Fu Qian, that wasn't a convincing enough explanation.
There was a question of which came first.
The Dark Moon overhead had reacted. Only after Death Star tried to "descend" into the giantess did the Witch follow the traces and locate this place.
Death Star might have played a part, but not in the initial response.
So was it because of the great convergence of nightmares? Had that once-hidden place drawn closer to Lairding and the other nightmares, making