Although Angel intends to classify Laplace at Level 4, he cannot make a decision right away. He still needs to wait and see.
Therefore, although he is now talking to Laplace about the Wilderness of Dreams, he is still focusing on the second level, and occasionally mentions some information related to the third level.
On the other side, since Laplace entered the Crystal Plain of Dreams, she had guessed that Angel must be hiding a very big secret. Especially after witnessing the unlimited supply of dream conches shedding their scales, she became even more convinced of this guess. In Angre
When Angel started talking about the Wilderness of Dreams, Laplace had a hunch that what Angel was going to say would be shocking, but he still didn't expect that it would be so shocking.
This is completely another "surreal world" that is based on the real world!
Yes, the "surreal world" is Laplace's general understanding of the wilderness of dreams.
Just imagine, if you log in anywhere in the world, you will arrive at the same place. Even if you are tens of thousands of miles apart, you can still meet each other. What a surreal meeting this is?
This world never lacks the pain of separation, even for wizards. Many times you think there will be another meeting, but the road is long and no one can tell what the future will be like. It is very possible that you think that it is really just
You thought. But now, two people who originally thought they might never meet again in this life can meet again here through the wilderness of dreams.
Isn't this a surreal world?
The wilderness of dreams mentioned by Angel is not only the simple function of information transmission and convenience of meeting.
Through Angel's description, Laplace also already knew that the Dream Wilderness and the Dream Crystal should originally belong to the same type of sandwiched world.
Laplace has never been to the Dream Wilderness, but the Dream Crystal Plains...she is here now.
She witnessed everything that happened after the birth of the Dream Crystal.
According to the theory of the same origin between the Wilderness of Dreams and the Crystal Plain of Dreams, if the Crystal Plain of Dreams can do it, the Wilderness of Dreams can probably do it as well. If you think about it this way, wouldn't it mean that you can control the dream conch, just like shedding scales?
, infinite supply of extraordinary items to the wilderness of dreams?
This is very scary. Just thinking about it, you will know how huge the benefits and controllable space will be once an extraordinary item can be supplied infinitely.
Take this time as an example, Laplace played with the shedding of scales.
Before this, she had no chance to use the scales, and it was impossible to waste the scales at will; but in the Dream Crystal Plains, she completely regarded the scales as free consumables, and she continued to squander them without any scruples.
Because of continuous use, Laplace has thought more about the use of scales. Even controlling the degree of scale explosion, Laplace now has a very thorough grasp.
If in reality in the future, she is really forced to use Shedding Scales, her control and utilization rate of Shedding Scales will be much better than in the past. When it comes to a last-ditch battle and she needs to use Shedding Scales, even if it is just a little improvement
, may determine the success or failure of the battle. Therefore, increasing the utilization rate of the scales and fully developing the utilization efficiency can indirectly enhance Laplace's strength, which is equivalent to improving Laplace's life-saving ability.
And now she has only had a brief taste of the application of sloughing, but she has received huge feedback.
Seeing the leopard through the tube is enough to see the value of the wilderness of dreams.
Even before he mentioned it, Laplace had already thought of uses such as "infinite alchemy" and "unlimited extraordinary experiments".
After comparing his thoughts with Angel's, Laplace couldn't help but sigh at the terrifying potential of the Wilderness of Dreams.
At the same time, she was also full of curiosity about Angel, the creator of the Wilderness of Dreams.
Even though Angel never mentioned the creator of the Dream Wilderness when he narrated it, Laplace was not stupid either. The Dream Crystal was originally born under her witness. There is no doubt that this was Angel's creation.
It’s the work of Angel. The Wilderness of Dreams was most likely created by Angel.
How did Angel come up with the idea? How did he do it?
It is impossible to create such a complete world just by relying on a dream conch.
If the Dream Conch is so useful, how could it be rated as the most useless mysterious thing by countless wizards in the past?
It can only be said that Dream Conch was reborn after meeting Angel. Dream Conch is not the key, Angel is the key.
However, Angel had said everything he could about other issues, but he never mentioned this point.
Even if Laplace guessed that Angel was the mastermind behind it, Angel would just smile and lead him over vaguely.
Laplace also saw that perhaps Angel's secret method was involved.
As Laplace's "destined destination" in the mirror world, she also has some secrets of her own, and these secrets are not easy to tell others casually, so she also understands Angel's sudden secrecy.
Laplace is not an unscrupulous person. Just the fact that Angel allowed her to use her unlimited scales this time, plus this shocking secret, is enough to repay the cost of helping Angel fight this time.
Therefore, Angel didn't want to say anything, and she didn't ask any more questions. Instead, she changed the topic and talked about some irrelevant things: "The Wilderness of Dreams? This name is in the same vein as the Crystal Plain of Dreams. This should be your name."
Name?"
Angel: "It depends on how you look at it."
Laplace: "???" Even this question has to be vague?
Faced with Laplace's confusion, Angel said seriously: "If you think this name is good, then I chose it. If you think this name is not good, then a group of people came up with it after discussion."
Laplace: "...I didn't expect you to be so shameless sometimes. However, even if you say that a group of people came up with it, I still have to say that the name is not good."
Angel felt a lump in his throat, and after a long while he said quietly: "It is not advisable to lick the skin and judge the bones."
Laplace: "Some things can only be seen through the skin and bones."
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Angel: "...the name of Dream Crystal was chosen by me just now. It has not been widely spread. There is still room for modification. If Ms. Laplace
If you have any better name, you might as well tell it and listen."
Angel pushed the ball to Laplace's side. Laplace could have refused directly, but she hesitated a little, which caused her not to refuse immediately. If she refused at this time, it would be a bit of a sign of weakness.
So, Laplace really thought about it carefully, how to choose a name if she was asked to do so.
However, until the very end, Laplace did not hold back any names.
It's not that Laplace couldn't think of them, there were many beautiful names in her memory that she could use, but in the end she didn't say them out.
She had a vague feeling that giving a name to this space was not a meaningless thing. Just like the real name of the devil, it represented a kind of recognition of "self".
If she really wants to be named, she is probably competing for this recognition.
Laplace had some inexplicable confidence, feeling that if she really wanted to rob him, he could do it... She didn't know where her confidence came from, but she felt it in her heart.
After perceiving this situation, Laplace could not answer this question casually.
After careful consideration, Laplace chose to hold it back.
It's hard to say how big or small it is to snatch the recognition of "self". If it's just a trivial matter, it doesn't matter; but if it involves the future of this space, or even belonging, then this is a big deal. She went to snatch the recognition.
Knowing the power is equivalent to disturbing the foundation of the dream crystal.
Although the Crystal Plain of Dreams is good, only Angel knows the secret hidden in the Crystal Plain of Dreams.
Even if he really gained recognition, Laplace didn't think he would be able to use it as freely as Angel.
Furthermore, even if the dream conch is snatched away, it is actually of no use. In the hands of others, the dream conch is worthless and a dusty treasure. Only Angel makes it shine. But Laplace doesn't think so.
If the dream conch falls on your hand, you can wipe away the dust of the dream conch just like Angel.
What's more, Ellaplace never thought of offending Angel.
However, although Laplace chose to hold back and not choose a name, she did not want to be misunderstood as not having the talent for naming: "I thought about it carefully, you asked me to choose the name just to find fault. And I chose it.
No matter how beautiful Natori is, if you want to find trouble, you can still find it. So, I don’t have to cooperate with you."
After posing, Laplace felt that his response was pretty good.
However, after waiting for a long time, Laplace did not hear a reply. She turned around in confusion, only to find that Angel didn't seem to listen to her at all, but stared at the sky with a puzzled expression.
Laplace looked along Angel's line of sight and saw only the spider monster continuing to weave its web, and saw no other abnormalities.
Laplace wondered: "What are you looking at?"
Angel lowered his eyebrows and whispered, "It's nothing."
Laplace didn't believe it, but Angel didn't want to say it, and it was impossible for her to ask. He could only murmur a few words in a low voice, and then brought this episode away.
Laplace felt that this episode could be ignored, but Angel was still immersed in the scene he had seen before.
Just when Angel was "asking for a name" from Laplace, Angel vaguely felt that there were some obstacles in the operation of the Crystal Plain of Dreams.
He explored carefully and found that the source of the obstruction was... the spider monster.
When he raised his head and looked at the group of spider monsters, all the spider monsters also stopped weaving webs, lowered their "fish heads" and looked at the safe area with dead fish eyes.
However, the spider monsters completely ignored Angel's sight, and all their eyes were focused on Laplace.
It seems that as long as Laplace says a word, the spider monster will make big moves.
Being stared at by the eyes of six spider monsters, Laplace clearly didn't shed his scales, but he didn't feel it at all. He seemed to be isolated from the outside world and just fell into his own thoughts.
And Angel knew that what Laplace was thinking about now was how to rename the Crystal Plain of Dreams...
To be continued...