"By the way, you said that human gave you a key that could take you into that lifeless plane. Can it bring me in too?" the Sea Princess asked. As for this matter, she did not believe Su Hong truly possessed a plane. She merely assumed Lina had been deceived by an illusion simulated by Su Hong's Spiritual Power.
After all, she could also use Spiritual Power to simulate a false plane.
Those trapped in an illusion would feel as though everything around them was real.
But in reality, they would remain where they were from beginning to end, merely talking to themselves without moving at all.
Therefore, the Sea Princess only regarded the key Su Hong had given Lina as a controllable illusion.
Otherwise, why would Su Hong give Lina a key with both a limit on the number of people and a limit on the number of uses?
It had to be because, once there were too many people, the Spiritual Power within the key would not be enough to pull everyone into the illusion. At that point, the lie would fall apart on its own.
As for the limited number of uses, the reason was surely the same. The Spiritual Power inside the key was insufficient to repeatedly cast the illusion.
The only noteworthy part was that the human had somehow stuffed the illusion into the key and allowed others to release it at will.
"Mother, you believe me?" Lina asked in delight.
"How could I not believe what my daughter tells me?
But before we move the entire clan inside, as the Sea Princess, I must also consider the clan, mustn't I?
What if the environment there is not suitable for our survival? Wouldn't the clansmen have serious objections?
So, my little Lina, for the sake