Boom-!
Along with the rumbling sound, the earth also exploded. ¥f
A huge creature made of broken rocks rushed out of the ground. With the force of the impact, it flew straight into the sky. It opened its mouth full of hooked teeth and bit a glowing creature flying in the sky … The Wings of Dream.
The Wings of Dream let out a sharp cry and flapped its wings like a real creature, trying to break free. But it couldn't resist the powerful force and was dragged to the ground and into the cave.
There were so many 'monsters' here.
The Rock Spider stood not far from this scene. It seemed that a huge creature had hunted the Wings of Dream.
It seemed that despite its huge size, the Wings of Dream often became prey. That huge creature was very similar to the one they saw in the Core Protector, but it wasn't made of broken metals but broken rocks. Lin thought it might be a subspecies. If they kept going, they would soon find the creature they were looking for.
Such a huge thing happened in the dream, but it was very peaceful in reality. There was no cave in the ground, as if nothing had happened. But …
The Rock Spider drew a circle on the sand and entered the dream. Immediately, the same circle appeared on the ground of the dream.
This meant that changes in reality would affect the dream, but changes in the dream wouldn't affect reality.
If the Rock Spider in the dream walked to the cave that the creature had drilled out of the ground, it wouldn't fall into the cave. Instead, it would stand on top of the cave …
Because … The Rock Spider's body in reality was standing on the ground that wasn't damaged.
At the same time. In the dream, it seemed that if the buildings were damaged, they would be destroyed. It would slowly recover.
The Rock Spider in the dream could see that the big hole in the ground slowly disappeared … Yes, it didn't recover. It just disappeared and returned to the flat, fog-shrouded ground.
From this point of view, it seemed that this dream world was exactly the same as reality.
Because there were creatures in the dream that could change the terrain, but they didn't care how they did it. They wouldn't cause any changes in the dream. It would always be exactly the same as reality.
But …
If this dream world was full of such creatures, then it might be quite dangerous for creatures like rugby balls.
If they came to this plain, they might be killed without knowing it.
However, they didn't seem to want to get close to those dangerous places. Although they didn't understand this Dream World, they knew how to avoid the dangers here.
Now they are starting to build walls around large towns.
Lin had a rock spider observing the rugby ball building a wall. In the dream, the clay of the rugby ball's wall looked like luminous objects.
When they dispersed, they only emitted a faint glow. But when the rugby ball glued these things together and built a three-meter-high wall, it was very difficult. They would suddenly expand and form a pillar of light that shot straight to the sky, seemingly separating the town from the outside world.
However, Lin's Rock Spiders could pass through the wall. In fact, Lin found that the Rock Spiders could pass through most things in the dream without affecting them at all.
Obviously, the Rock Spider was still in the real world. It was just that it could see things in the dream.
Lin felt that she had to find a way to affect the dream world. Otherwise, even if she found the Core Protectors, she couldn't do anything to them.
Many of the Rock Spiders in the town ran to the nearby jungle. This time, the rugby ball built the wall for a reason, and Lin had already seen this reason in the jungle outside.
Many creatures gathered outside the town.
This creature … looked like a fish, but it was different from the swordfish she saw before. It looked more like a deep-sea fish called 'eel'.
They were made up of a mist-like structure, each about three meters long. They used their heads to stare in the direction of the town, and more and more of them were gathering.
From the surrounding forest, more and more of these 'eels' appeared. They were all surrounding the town as if they were preparing to attack.
Lin wondered why they didn't attack the town before the wall was built. She felt that perhaps they were waiting for their numbers to be enough.
Because not all symbiotic energy creatures were defenseless. In this town, other than the rugby ball, there were also some larger shadows.
These shadows might have defensive abilities, and they were also large creatures in the real world, living together with the rugby ball.
Without these powerful creatures, the rugby ball would have to build the wall much earlier. Lin didn't know why they didn't build the wall in the first place.
The 'eels' in the jungle were also anxious. They swayed around in the jungle, flying unsteadily. They seemed to want to attack, but they didn't dare to.
Just as the rugby ball was about to encircle the entire town, Lin noticed a Swallower Eel rushing out. But as it flew out, the rugby ball happened to block the last gap. As a result, the Swallower Eel slammed into the sky-reaching light wall with a bang and was sent flying back into the forest.
It seemed that the wall did have a magical effect on the eels. But Lin was curious. Did it work on the rugby ball?
With that in mind, Lin let the Rock Spider run back to the town and found a rugby ball near the wall. After aiming at the ball, the Rock Spider suddenly jumped up and hit the ball.
Coo coo coo! The rugby ball was extremely surprised. Lin saw its real body fly out of the wall and roll a few times on the jungle ground outside.
In the dream, the rugby ball's shadow, which was its' soul ', was attached to the wall of light in the dream, completely separated from its body.
No, it wasn't completely separated. Lin noticed that there was a thin 'thread' extending from the wall, connecting to the rugby ball outside.
In the next second, the rugby ball's body flew up and flew back at full speed. It flew into the wall and merged with the shadow again.
Although it didn't seem to be a big problem, the rugby ball was obviously greatly frightened. It flew straight into the town and didn't want to come back.
I see. This is interesting … Maybe the rugby ball's soul will leave its body if it's separated for a long time.
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