"There are many creatures that have always tried to pursue their dreams."
"They have never given up."
"We have never given up either."
"We must hunt them … until the very last moment."
The 'Dream Hunter' was a type of creature. It was said that they were born with only one goal, and that was to hunt creatures that pursued their dreams.
The things that these 'dreams' referred to were a bit complicated.
It was said that a long, long time ago, there was a type of creature. The ecology of this group of creatures was unclear, but it was known that their greatest characteristic … was that they could change their surroundings through their thoughts.
Their consciousness had never directly come into contact with 'reality', but had always existed in... their imagination.
However, the real environment around them would change according to their imagination, and in the end, it would become the exact same environment as they imagined.
Of course, the reason for this change was not clear. This was all a legend from a long time ago.
The legend mentioned that these creatures had modified a rather large area, and this area was completely based on their imagination.
And this place … was the 'Unforeseeable Lands.'
It was said that the Dream Molders and some other creatures in the Void were the descendants of these 'imagination creatures.'
Lin felt that if this legend was true, then the Phoenix, the Whirlwind creatures, and various other dream creatures would also be related.
However, the 'Dream Hunter' mainly talked about creatures that Lin was not very familiar with.
These creatures had entered the normal Void for various reasons, and there were also creatures that lived in the frozen Void.
Most of the creatures had already forgotten … or rather, they did not know of their connection to the Unforeseeable Lands and simply lived ordinary lives here.
However, some creatures might still have … some ancient memories in the depths of their minds.
For example, the Dream Molders.
Perhaps the Dream Molders wanted to create a similar situation, so they locked themselves in the Void … and then formed fragments of creatures that slowly modified their surroundings. In other words, they used their imagination to change the environment.
However, they did not know what the problem was … and it ended up like this.
Generally speaking, however, most creatures did not know of their connection to the Unforeseeable Lands. Situations like the Dream Molders were very rare.
Until … at some point, that incident awakened the memories of many creatures.
That was the war.
When a certain creature mentioned that it could bring the Unforeseeable Lands closer to the Void, many creatures responded to its call. It was said that the main reason was … because these creatures all came from the Unforeseeable Lands.
Although they didn't know it at first, when that creature showed them the existence of the Unforeseeable Land … they all … developed a sense of 'resonance'.
Even if many of those creatures were no longer their original form after reproducing in the Void for a long time, they … would have a special feeling when they felt that place.
Just like the fragmented creatures, the reason they were interested in that place was not just because it was a 'land of dreams'.
It could also be because the ancient memories in their minds had awakened.
At the same time, some creatures that were not from the Unpredictable Lands also participated in the war.
They might just be interested in the place, or they might have some other purpose.
After the war ended, many creatures did not give up. They were still looking for ways to return.
Most creatures didn't have any good solutions.
However, there were also some creatures who found … a method that seemed to be somewhat reliable.
That was through the Primordial Space.
The ancient space … was similar to the 'path of homecoming' that Lin had encountered before. Many creatures from unforeseen lands would attempt to return through this place.
The Dream Shaper's space was also such a place.
It was very likely that it was similar to the 'path of homecoming', a passage that could lead to the Unpredictable Lands.
Even if there was such a passage, it was very likely that it had been broken long ago.
At the same time, there was another possibility.
The Primordial Space itself had the ability to close the distance between the Unpredictable Lands and the Void.
Perhaps a long time ago, those creatures had used the Primordial Space to close the distance between the two Voids.
In short, because the Primordial Space had all sorts of possibilities, many creatures pursued them.
The same was true for the ring-shaped creatures.
The Dream Hunters called the ring-shaped creatures that were born from the corpses of the melted chains the 'awakening of wandering consciousness'.
The melted chains … or rather, the Dream Shapers were creatures that had thoughts of energy. After they died, the energy of their thoughts would dissipate.
As long as their original bodies weren't too damaged, they would be able to wake up again by injecting this' energy 'into their thoughts.
It felt like they were a collection of thoughts.
And now, the ring-shaped creatures were in such a situation.
It was said that the reason they would occasionally wake up was because of this energy in their bodies.
As long as a certain ring-shaped creature produced this energy, they would become active … and become what Lin was seeing now.
Some of them would have thoughts of reneging on the Dream Shaper's Space, so they would look for an entrance to the Primordial Space nearby.
And all the creatures that tried to find it … were all killed by the Dream Hunter.
This was the Dream Hunter's mission. It would kill all the creatures that tried to find the Unpredictable Lands.
Because it had learned about the history of the melted chains from the corpse, it specifically hunted the ring-shaped creatures here.
Of course, it would go back and hunt other creatures that wanted to pursue their 'dreams'.
Since that was the case, why didn't it destroy the entire corpse … to prevent the birth of the ring-shaped creatures?
That was what the Dream Hunter said …
Because the 'energy' that revived the ring-shaped creatures mainly came from a place that it couldn't detect.
If it destroyed the entire corpse, the energy would definitely not disappear. It might be transmitted to other corpses.
If that was the case, it would have to search again, and there would be no way to continue investigating where the energy came from.
It was better to keep the corpse and let the energy continue to be transmitted here.
Recently, the ring-shaped creatures had been reviving fewer and fewer. The Dream Hunter believed that the energy might be used up soon.
If the ring-shaped creatures couldn't be revived, the Dream Hunter decided to kill its way into the Dream Shaper's Space.
Although it wasn't confident that it could destroy the Space, it could kill all the creatures inside.
At the same time, Lin asked why the Dream Hunter was willing to tell her this.
It said that it had detected information about the creature in the bus from Lin's … pom-poms.
To be precise, it was information about Ershi.
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