Looking at the quill broken into several pieces, Klein thought for a moment, then picked up the notebook beside Sharron and read what she had written.
A moment later, he closed the notebook, his frown deepening. Everything Sharron had written had been an "arrangement" for the people in this dream. She had written nothing about the Primordial Moon.
"But how could an 'arrangement' on this scale break it?" Klein muttered. He picked up the broken quill, ended the "summoning," and returned Above the Gray Fog.
Before the quill's presence could dissipate, Klein quickly conjured paper and a pen and wrote a divination statement:
"The reason the quill in my hand broke."
After repeating it silently seven times, he held the parchment and the already fading "0-08," leaned back, and entered a dream.
In the hazy, illusory world, Klein saw Sharron collapse. He saw moonlight flash across the quill, the words it wrote on the wall, and then the quill break as the writing inexplicably vanished...
The dream faded swiftly, and Klein woke. His expression was grim. He was worried about Sharron, but he also had a suspicion about this floor. It was supposed to be Linster's final "trap," yet they had killed him so easily.
This Dream Labyrinth Tower... might not exist solely to test Tower Climbers. Something hidden may be sealed at its bottom. The Primordial Moon, for example!
As a believer in the Primordial Moon, Linster sacrificed his soul to the Labyrinth Tower under certain conditions. Perhaps that gave the sealed being a chance... a chance to escape.
That being probably never intended to help Linster get revenge. Linster was already part of the Labyrinth Tower, so corrupting him further would serve no purpose.
*Its targets were Sharron and me! Only we could leave the Labyrinth Tower and