With that, the two looked toward Evan a short distance away.
Setting aside their concern about the nightmare, what concerned them most was actually Evan's condition.
After absorbing the points of light in the dream, Evan gradually grew more solid, changing from an illusory shadow.
In truth, Vanessa had been quite concerned after that unique nightmare appeared.
She had even suspected they had mistaken their enemy; perhaps these Lords of Dreams were also believers of the Lord.
But that seemed to have been an exception. Nothing had changed after that unique nightmare died, and the Lords of Dreams were still attacking the Courtyard relentlessly and wildly.
For some unknown reason, however, no more nightmares had appeared.
The Lords of Dreams were visibly growing in both number and strength, but without the nightmares, the pressure on the Communion's believers had still eased considerably.
Victoria and Vanessa also had time to study what was happening to Evan.
Evan's condition remained very strange.
After discovering that Evan could be seen without [Spirit Vision], Vanessa had thought his body would gradually solidify into a tangible physical form.
But... it had not.
Evan seemed to have become a painting whose colors had merely deepened, without becoming any more real.
And now he looked almost indistinguishable from a real person.
Vanessa walked over to Evan and examined him closely.
There was still a faint translucence to Evan's skin, but unless one looked extremely carefully, it was already very difficult to discern. He looked entirely real.
Vanessa activated [Spirit Vision]. Seen this way, Evan was already little different from an ordinary person and had essentially completed his resurrection.
No, it was not resurrection. He had never died.
This was more like... fishing him out of history?
The thought inexplicably crossed Vanessa's mind.
She wrapped her hand in