The God of Sweet Dreams Investigates

"Not here?" The God of Sweet Dreams stood outside the God of Nightmares' Divine Kingdom, but couldn't find him. As the God of Nightmares' twin, almost born from the same egg, she immediately realized how serious the situation was.

As the saying went, "Even among dream gods, there are differences." The Lord of Incubus' main authority was Dominate Dream: he invaded Native Dreams and rewrote them as Silver Dreams, or used contracts to build dreams in advance.

The God of Sweet Dreams and the God of Nightmares, on the other hand, directly created dreams for those who fell asleep.

Thus, unlike the Lord of Incubus, who often had to build Dream Channels and make contracts to harvest faith, she and the God of Nightmares didn't need to take targeted action. They only had to activate their powers, and those powers would naturally infect suitable targets.

In exchange, even a single follower of the Lord of Incubus could precisely manipulate and alter dreams. The God of Nightmares and the God of Sweet Dreams could only determine the intensity of their targets' nightmares or sweet dreams by how much power they exerted. Of course, they also possessed the authority to Dominate Dream, but they couldn't use it as precisely as the Lord of Incubus.

To use a stand-in panel as an example—the Lord of Incubus' Dominate Dream authority had an A in precision, while the God of Sweet Dreams' and the God of Nightmares' authorities had only an E. That was how the same authority (power) was affected by different divine positions (Traits).

Now that the God of Nightmares wasn't in his Divine Kingdom, it meant he wasn't spreading nightmares in the traditional way tonight. That would be no problem for a newly born god or one with an erratic temper. But