Vanessa wanted to keep watching, but she felt a sudden tug and toppled backward.
Then Victoria's face appeared in her field of vision.
"You weren't stupid enough to look directly at a Great Being with [Spirit Vision], were you? Never mind. Since you're still alive, you didn't. Don't keep watching."
"Th-that's a Great Being?!"
Victoria shook her head gently. "I don't know. All I know is that even Dream Creatures revere and obey Him."
"Do you know what that means?"
Vanessa shook her head.
Victoria stood up, disbelief in her eyes as well. "Dream Creatures have never submitted to any being. Neither that figure behind the scenes who never shows himself nor the Seven True Gods who serve as the pillars of the world have ever won their allegiance."
"They are indeed weak and unintelligent, but their numbers are endless. Fortunately, they won't attack unless provoked."
"Do you know why Great Beings all build their Abodes above the Dream? Because beneath the Dream is the territory of Dream Creatures."
"The Dream naturally belongs to the Great Beings, but they never set foot where Dream Creatures dwell."
"If He was not numbered among the Great Beings before, then from this day onward, His name is greatness itself."
A gleam flickered in Victoria's eyes.
There was no need to think about it. The being secretly supporting her and letting her carry off bricks had to be this one.
Victoria looked around.
She was in a separate building beside the Courtyard, nearly half of which had been destroyed by the aftershocks of the battle.
The broken walls and rubble made it clear that the building had been put together on a whim, its materials simply piled together.
Yet a closer look revealed more kinds of materials than she could count.
Had such a