Does a Reborn Darkin Dream of a Mutated Radiant Sheep?

Could Karya dream?

The answer was... no.

On Mount Targon, after Karya had given up immortality and chosen self-purification, he had already become mortal—only, because his Ascended Body had also been destroyed, he could exist only in the form of an elemental body. Thus, although he was already mortal, he was a life-form made of elements.

Elemental life-forms had no need to eat, drink, or relieve themselves. Even when he was extremely exhausted, Karya would rest inside his Little World, but this kind of rest never brought sleep.

For Karya, sleep—or rather, dreams—was an extremely dangerous thing.

He had lived far too long, experienced far too much, and learned far too many secrets. An undefended dream could very well become a means for someone to exploit his vulnerability. In fact, as early as the era of the Shuriman Empire, Karya had done his utmost to avoid falling asleep. Back then, relying on an Ascended's control over his own body, he would often wring every last drop of energy from himself before sinking into heavy sleep, then spend the entire night without dreaming.

Under such circumstances, Lissandra should have been unable to find Karya through Eno's intermediary link.

The dream world was a reflection of the real world.

In Runeterra, everyone's dreams were wild grass rooted in the Spirit Realm—wild grass withered and flourished year after year, while dreams withered away overnight.

The reason Lissandra could communicate through dreams was largely because of her psychic talent, which far exceeded that of ordinary people.

The world only knew that among the Three Sisters, Serylda excelled at close combat, Avarosa excelled at marksmanship, and Lissandra excelled at spellcasting. In reality, however, Serylda was also skilled at taming beasts, Avarosa was also skilled at making herbal medicine, and Lissandra was also skilled in dream