Cats did not really have many hobbies. Besides eating, sleeping, and beating up mice, all that remained was wandering around.
The spiritual pleasures humans enjoyed held little temptation for cats. Video games, movies, TV dramas—cats had no interest in any of that.
They possessed extremely strong curiosity and loved exploring, which was why short videos often showed cats trapped on air-conditioning units dozens of stories above the ground or in other dangerous places.
So aside from the fish and catnip in his hands, Su Ming's offer to take Big Cat out for some fun was also quite tempting.
A breeze carrying the fresh scent of the forest blew past the lakeshore. The fur on Dream of a Thousand Cats rippled like grasslands in the wind, while the patterns across its body continuously changed—one moment depicting giant robots battling, the next becoming the face of a beautiful cartoon girl.
Who knew what principle that projection used?
"Your Multiverse, huh? Of course I want to take a look. Are there other Dream Concept Entities over there?" The cat licked the corner of its mouth with its broad tongue, revealing its sharp little fangs.
"There used to be a Concept Entity codenamed Nightmare. Wade and I took it out." Su Ming stroked Big Cat's back from the nape of its neck all the way to its tail, savoring the silky feel. "That position has been vacant ever since. If you want to be Dream on my side, I can arrange it."
"Huh? Would that be all right? I'm just a cat, you know." It was clearly tempted. After all, the Marvel Universe was an entirely new system to it.
"That spot is just sitting empty. Even if I don't give it to you, Oblivion's daughter might take it in a few years." Su