Green, who had learned this from the memories, didn't believe that what Mankodrass had encountered was merely a hallucination. On the contrary, he thought the events in Mankodrass's memories were most likely real.
In Green's view, every Half-Ninth-Level World had to possess something unique. None of them could truly be utterly useless.
If the memories from Mankodrass were accurate, then the Dream World was a tiger in pig's clothing.
By pretending to be a world riddled with flaws and sacrificing the lives of the Surface Dream World, it had misled the outside world and lowered the chances of being targeted.
Then, when the other Half-Ninth-Level Worlds were locked in fierce competition, it would strike without warning and sweep the field.
Most importantly, after considering the Dream World's circumstances, Green suddenly understood why its surface layer was so barren.
A world said to be infinitely vast should have been able to produce at least some important resources. What's more, although the Dream World's Essence was scattered, it was by no means weak. Even by sheer luck, its Essence should have formed some treasures. Yet the resources produced by the Surface Dream World were barely fit for use.
"The Dream World was born very early. In other words, it existed as soon as the first life came into being. And because its foundations came from the dreams of lifeforms from other worlds, the World Will of the Dream World possessed great intelligence from the very beginning. That's why it came up with this plan!"
The more Green considered Mankodrass's memories, the more glaring the Dream World's inconsistencies became.
Especially after reaching the Half-Ninth Level and learning the truth about the entire Void Era, Green found the situation increasingly suspicious. All Half-Ninth-Level Worlds would eventually face their final competition. The Dream World,