If this was true, it was nothing short of terrifying.
Everyone was trapped in the dream?!
Entering a dream did not mean that one's body disappeared from the present world.
So-called [Dream Entry] really required lying down in bed and falling asleep!
If they were trapped in the dream, didn't that mean they had left an immobile body behind in reality?
Whether something happened in the dream or in reality, either meant death, and no one knew how long they would remain trapped in the dream!
"Oh no!"
Elliot nearly jumped to his feet. He suddenly remembered that Dorothea had just asked Miss Elegy to return to the present world and find Elsa to tell her what was happening in the dream!
Now that they could not leave the dream, dying inside it might very well mean dying for real!
Elliot immediately found Flora's Card on the table and took over her body without hesitation, controlling her.
Fortunately, Flora had not chosen to kill herself on the spot. Her bed was not far away, so she had simply walked back, lain down on it, and gone to sleep.
Both suicide and falling asleep in bed were ways of returning to reality from the dream. The second was more... elegant.
This time, however, Flora seemed to be suffering from insomnia. She tossed and turned in bed, unable to fall asleep for a long while.
Just as she was wondering whether to switch to suicide after all rather than waste time, her whole body suddenly stiffened. Then she rushed toward the front line like a gust of wind.
"No one is to kill themselves!"
She shouted to the Believers.
The Communion's Believers all looked at her in surprise. Flora stopped, but stumbled and nearly fell.
Her heart had been filled in a