Sure enough, when Vaughn asked the twins about it, they eagerly explained, "It's the Edge of Dreams!"
"Ever since you suggested establishing an information network, we've been looking for a reliable channel to make your idea a reality. But it hasn't been easy, our dear little brother, our esteemed patron!"
"Yes, the world is far too noisy. About a month ago, we used ritual divination to observe the sky. Muggle things have filled the entire world. Just as your theory of magical fields states, magical fields affect electric fields, and conversely, a similar conclusion can also be drawn."
"So we abandoned traditional physical methods—Merlin, George, I still remember how painfully we struggled through those Muggle physics books!"
"Yes, Fred. Fortunately, we can say goodbye to those days forever."
The twins high-fived and cheered.
The two of them were always so flighty. After fooling around for quite a while, they finally explained their idea to Vaughn in detail. Put simply, they had used magic to make the two Phone Mirrors have a "dream" together!
Yes, according to modern alchemy, any object could "dream."
After all, "dreams" were not the result of material motion, but manifestations of the spirit within the aether. At the boundary between matter and spirit, connected through the aether, the spatiotemporal properties of the material world became blurred.
The twins had taken advantage of this characteristic, using magic to pry open a miracle and overlay the "dreams" of the two Phone Mirrors at the Edge of Dreams.
That way, even if the two Phone Mirrors were separated in reality, their "dreams" would remain connected.
They could then transmit information to one another through those dreams.
"But this method consumes too much magic."
After explaining, George suddenly sighed.
"Yeah. To send information from reality into the borderlands, then pass