Id in the Dream

Anna opened the Dream Creature Guide. The first page did not introduce dream creatures, but instead gave an overview of the concept of dream creatures.

Most dream creatures were weak, hazy, and insubstantial. They existed only within people's dreams; the moment one woke up meant the dream creature's brief life had come to an end.

Not everyone could produce dream creatures when they dreamed.

When most people dreamed, no dream creatures appeared. Everything in the dream was merely a phantom of thought. Only in very rare circumstances would dream creatures be born from dreams.

Dream creatures had two most fundamental traits: one, they possessed independent thought; two, they possessed independent life.

The original owner of the Dream Creature Guide had been a dream interpreter. It was a divination-oriented profession, but it also came with skills for capturing and commanding dream creatures.

Therefore, he had an exceptionally detailed understanding of dream creatures.

"Mr. White Rabbit, are you a dream creature?" Anna asked as she read.

Mr. White Rabbit appeared out of thin air and answered respectfully, "Your Majesty the Queen, I suppose I count as a dream creature."

"Mr. White Rabbit!" Ai Miye immediately pounced at Mr. White Rabbit, frightening him into hurriedly hiding himself again.

Mr. White Rabbit had just opened the door for her and slipped away right afterward. This time, he fled even faster, leaving her pouncing on empty air yet again.

"Anna, summon Mr. White Rabbit out. He wouldn't dare disobey your orders, would he?"

Ai Miye got up from the ground, moved close to Anna, rubbed her cheek against Anna's, and said gloomily.

The main reason she liked petting Mr. White Rabbit was that he was extremely adorable, and his fur felt superb—more comfortable than even cats or dogs.

But Mr. White Rabbit clearly did not