"However, as for your question... I suppose my thoughts are somewhere in the middle."
Yan Huan thought for a moment, then looked at Acheron:
"I can understand wanting to take shelter within it. After all, most people are already exhausted by reality. If such a dream truly existed, what would be wrong with lying flat and doing nothing?"
"As for the other side, I can understand that too. They probably feel that a dream is only a dream, and if it isn't reality, then it has no meaning."
"As for me, no matter what choice I make... I still have to listen to the voice in my heart."
Acheron nodded slightly:
"Then... if this beautiful dream was destined to shatter, and everything was destined to leave..."
Her gaze grew increasingly lost:
"Friends, family, strangers, then the light breeze, the birds in flight, the stars... and finally, oneself."
"Everyone, every person in their memories, those smiles and tears, the promises they fulfilled and those they failed to fulfill... In the end, they would all move toward their predetermined conclusion."
"If, at the very beginning of your journey, you already knew where it would end..."
"Would you still set out on that journey?"
"..."
After listening to Acheron's statement, Yan Huan couldn't help pursing his lips:
"You seem rather weighed down. These things are like a huge mountain, pressing down on you until you can barely breathe."
"Don't tell me you're troubled by this kind of nightmare every day."
"Well, I happen to have some experience with hypnosis. If you need it, I can solve your problem for free. Consider it payment for being your guide."
Acheron shook her head and sighed:
"Thank you for your kindness... It seems these questions really are difficult."
"This isn't about whether they're difficult or not."