Dream Corridor, just as the name suggested, let people enter the realm of dreams. Through dreams, they could reach the depths of the heart, interpret various phenomena, and find answers.
That was the Dream Corridor.
In fact, Lin Yun and the King of the Flower Blizzard would have been the best choices in some ways. But on one hand, their bonds with Casca weren't particularly strong.
Their presence would provoke Casca's resistance.
And because Lin Yun and the others had such a strong "presence," if Casca unconsciously resisted them, it might be like punching a wall: the wall would suffer no damage, while the fist would be hurt instead.
So naturally, they needed Guts and Sierki.
Sierki would interpret the phenomena, and Guts?
That hulking man's will was strong enough to warp the dream.
In truth, because Lin Yun had "stolen his kills," Guts had remained "whole," and the Berserker Armor had grown less powerful. So strictly speaking, compared with the Guts in the original story, who had endured countless hardships and even faced life-threatening dangers, Guts was undoubtedly in better shape now—and he wasn't as prone to violence, either.
Especially during this time with Gork's Hammer, Guts didn't need to worry about any monsters or demons. He could focus entirely on being a dad.
Guts's life was simply much easier now.
From one perspective, that meant he had "lost" certain things, such as strength.
But at the very least, Lin Yun sincerely wished him well—even wanted to help him.
If coming to this world couldn't change Guts's tragic fate, then at least in Lin Yun's eyes, it would all have been meaningless.
For "Space," leaving behind a large number of greenskins to become his "subjects" might count as leaving a sufficient "mark" on this world.
But for Lin Yun,