"If it weren't for Mankodrass's memories, I might have been fooled by the Dream World's strategic misdirection too, and ended up underestimating the entire Dream World!"
Green had to admit that, thanks to the advantage of having come into being so early, the Dream World had managed to disguise itself almost perfectly. Even he, despite having mastered the Spacetime Rule Model, hadn't noticed anything unusual about it.
But after he had fully finished analyzing the Dream World's space, he discovered a serious problem.
The Dream World relied on extremely chaotic Quasi-Mental-Power Fluctuations to form a hidden, irregular, web-like structure beneath the chaos, on the surface of the space leading to the Deep Dream World.
This special web-like structure was very similar to the Magic Web he had set up in the Wizarding World and the Bloodline Fusion Realm.
However, compared with the orderly Magic Web, the Dream World's native Magic Web was more geared toward interference and perception than controlling the flow of energy throughout the world and distributing it more evenly.
The Dream World's special Magic Web existed to prevent other lifeforms from entering the Deep Dream. Or rather, if any other lifeform did enter the Deep Dream, it would immediately be noticed, and then driven out or killed by the Dream World's World Will.
But nothing in this world was perfect. After conducting detailed research, Green found that the Dream World's special Magic Web had a flaw too.
The Dream World's Magic Web was formed from Quasi-Mental-Power Fluctuations. In essence, the entire web and those fluctuations were one and the same. As a result, the Dream World's Magic Web couldn't detect native lifeforms passing through the Dream World's spatial barrier.
That was why Mankodrass had passed through the spatial barrier without attracting the attention of the Dream World's