After looking over everyone in the dream, Noah could not help scratching his head:
"No, Mother Zhou's dream isn't that big. How can she still not find him? Is Klein really that amazing at hide-and-seek?"
Even if it was the neighborhood garden where he had grown up, there was no way he could hide so well that he vanished into another dimension, right?
Hmm? Wait... hide... and seek?
Noah froze, then suddenly realized something. With a subtle expression, he searched again before finally looking toward a flowerbed.
Within its shadows was a pair of bright yellow eyes, staring fixedly at Mother Zhou. Reflected in those eyes was not the wild defiance of a feral beast, but boundless surprise, excitement, sorrow... The emotions were so complex that words could barely encompass them.
That was clearly no ordinary cat.
"Alright, alright, so he really turned into a cat and hid, huh? Is he too scared to see her, or is he running away from himself?"
Noah sighed helplessly.
"More importantly, will this even work? What if the treatment isn't effective enough? I'd originally wanted them to take this chance to talk. Could it be that Klein actually wants to talk to his dad more?"
"Meow~"
At that moment, as though he had made some sort of decision, Klein suddenly meowed and crawled out from the flowerbed.
Within a dream, appearance was merely an illusion. Turning into a cat did not mean he could directly learn how to meow.
Fortunately, thanks to his experience working at a Café in Backlund, Klein now knew a thing or two about cat sounds. Even within a dream, he could imitate them perfectly.
He did not want to turn this dream into an uncanny-valley nightmare.
"Hm?"
Mother Zhou naturally heard such a clear, distinct meow. Turning around,