"However, why would the Clockmaker be connected to the invitation, and why would he appear in encrypted text seemingly sent by a Nameless... I have no clue for the moment," Welt sighed.
For now, the Express Crew knew too little—perhaps even less than the Company's envoys.
March 7th nodded and asked again,
"How much do you know about the Family, Uncle Yang?"
Welt thought for a moment before answering,
"The Family believes in [Harmony]. Their deeds of aiding the suffering and supporting the weak are widely known throughout the galaxy, and Penacony's stability and prosperity are closely tied to them."
"Yet some factions have always kept a close eye on the Family, believing there is another meaning behind their gentle words..."
"But considering the Family's consistently friendly attitude toward visitors, we needn't worry too much for now."
March 7th blinked her pink-and-blue eyes and asked again,
"So after I enter the dream, can I just wander around?"
Welt smiled faintly.
"Do as you please. We have no clear objective at the moment, after all."
"I can share my plans with you."
"Dream Penacony is divided into twelve Moments. Personally, I'm interested in [Moment of the Sun], a sightseeing dreamscape that carries Penacony's history and culture."
"The Grand Museum of Penacony, the Library of Awakening, Origami University... those places may hold the past we wish to uncover."
"However..."
Welt looked at March 7th.
"Little March, you needn't concern yourself with any of that. This is a vacation, after all. Dan Heng and I can handle gathering clues."
"You can visit the other Moments."
"You can reach [True Penacony] through the Dream Pool in your guest room. Set off when you're ready."
"Alright, Uncle Yang."
March 7th nodded and bid Welt farewell.
At present, aside from Dan Heng, who had headed straight