The Dream of All Beings was not limited to humans alone.
The Dark King's power itself carried the attributes of chaos. Any dreams claimed by the Dark King would inevitably blend together, forming an even stranger domain.
That was one of the Dark King's terrifying aspects.
The fragment of dream Hawkins had intercepted was actually meant for studying the Dark King.
Aiou's discovery of the Dream of All Beings was also related to Don Quixote from before. Back then, Aiou had felt that Don Quixote was no simple matter. Whenever he had free time these days, he had secretly observed it, eventually discovering the existence of the Dream of All Beings.
The Dream of All Beings lay beneath that small island. Aiou had actually sneaked Joan of Arc in here to have some fun.
Joan of Arc bit Aiou wildly, yet he emerged completely unscathed. Grinning, he said, "The longer we stay, the more dangerous your dream becomes. You're really not leaving?"
"You're such a bastard." Joan of Arc got up, gritting her teeth.
She had just bitten Aiou like mad, only for him to be perfectly fine while her own teeth faintly ached.
Aiou paid no heed to Joan of Arc's anger. As he walked, he smiled and said, "This place is actually quite interesting. I'm doing this for your own good, bringing you here specifically to broaden your horizons."
"Hmph." Joan of Arc did not believe a single word.
The two entered the fog, and in the blink of an eye, it began to grow denser. Something seemed to be swaying within the thick mist.
"Shh!"
Aiou smiled and made a silencing gesture, then carefully moved forward. Joan of Arc frowned, but had no choice but to follow.
Then they saw a creature with a horse's head and