After a simple exchange of greetings, the gate of the giant city spirit's crystal palace opened, revealing the slightly upturned red lips. "I think we should be able to talk about the Dream Crystal now."
Angor and Laplace looked at each other and nodded. "Of course."
In the following time, the giant city spirit and Jota began to talk about the Dream Crystal.
While talking about what they saw in the Dream Crystal, they also asked Angor about some questions they had in mind.
From the conversation they had with Evelda and what they had seen in Rabbit Town, it could be seen that they approved of the Dream Crystal.
Between the two of them, the spirit seemed to approve of the Dream Crystal more than Jota.
And he was right. It was Evda's influence that changed the spirit's mind.
Almost every once in a while, the giant city spirit would mention "Sister Evelda's words", "Sister Evelda's thoughts", "Sister Evelda's intentions", and so on.
Angor could tell how important Evelda was to the spirit.
From the spirit's description, Angor could tell that Evelda was full of praise for the Dream Crystal.
In fact, Evelyn had already made a decision.
"I'm not going offline for now. I'll let the spirit take care of my corpse."
Evelda's decision to stay offline meant that she was ready to become a new resident of the Dream Crystal. Once she had this idea, she had already begun to stand on the side of the Dream Crystal.
Furthermore, with Evelyn influencing the giant city spirit, the giant city spirit's thoughts naturally changed and leaned towards the Dream Crystal.
The spirit had already made up its mind during the conversation.
On the other hand, Jota, who already supported the Dream Crystal a few days ago, became more cautious when talking to them.
Basically, Jota was the one who raised all the doubts and questions.
Jota's questions could be summarized in three words: past, present, and future.
Among them, the core of the word "past" was to search for the origin of the "Dream Crystallizer".
In short, Jota wanted to know where the Dream Crystal came from.
Of course, Angor couldn't answer that question.
Thus, Jota took a step back and said, "I'm asking about the origin of the Dream Crystallizer because I want to know if there is a purpose behind its birth."
Although Jota did not know how the "world" was born, he knew that the birth of a real world would not have a so-called "purpose."
Jota asked this question because he wanted to know if the Dream Crystal was created by humans.
Because only a world created by humans would have a "purpose".
"Since you can't confirm the origin of the Dream Crystal, can you tell me if the future of the Dream Crystal will be guided by humans?"
Jota didn't say it out loud, but he was asking if the "Dream Mirror" organization would guide the development of the Dream Crystal.
Furthermore, it would be, "Is there an ulterior motive behind your guidance?"
Angor couldn't help but chuckle in his mind.
When Jota asked about the origin of the Dream Crystal, he knew that Angor of course didn't want to know.
Jota raised the tone of his question because he knew Angor wouldn't answer it.
If Angor refused, Jota would immediately change the tone of his question to a normal one. This would make Angor think that "I just refused your first answer, so I don't think it's appropriate for me to refuse again".
Therefore, Angor would probably answer the question under the influence of "compensation".
Jota was using such a strategy to speak.
Angor was very familiar with this tactic. Jon always used it to "PUA" him when he was little.
Jon only wanted to move the grapevine rack outside the window, but he was too lazy to do so. He put on a serious face and said, "The orchard outside is too dense. It's blocking the light in the room. Let's remove the orchard and plant some more later."
Angor cared a lot about the "orchard" when he was little. There were many rare fruits that Jon grew there. Angor loved the taste of those fruits.
When he heard that Jon was going to remove the orchard, he was terrified.
She really thought that Jon was trying to destroy the orchard. She did all kinds of analysis and samples, and finally confirmed that the grapevine rack was blocking the sunlight. Hence, she took the initiative to move the grapevine rack, and then carefully asked Jon if the sunlight had improved.
Jon waved a hand mercifully. "Make do with it."
Angor sighed in relief. He thought he got what he deserved.
Later, he learned that Jon was exaggerating to increase Angor's tolerance level. Then he used Angor's improved tolerance level to solve the problem at hand.
Jota's tactic was the same.
Angor understood Jota's "sinister" idea. But he still decided to answer after some consideration.
He just got the Book of Stars, and he planned to find a way to get the Art of Darkness in the future. For now, Angor decided to "play dumb" for a while.
In Jon's words, the Dream Mirror and the Crystal Eye race were still "in the early stages of their honeymoon". For everyone's sake, Angor didn't mind playing dumb for a while.
"Will the future of the Dream Crystal be guided by someone?"
Angor considered for a moment and nodded. "Of course."
"The inertia of any civilization doesn't happen on its own. It happens under the guidance of the races in the civilization.
"So, as long as the Dream Crystal keeps moving forward, it will be guided.
"But who exactly is the guide? I can't say for sure either. Perhaps it's the Mirror Dragons who use their powerful strength to guide the various races forward, or the Long Huo race who incites public opinion to lead the various races against each other, or perhaps it's our Dream Mirror who uses the login device to guide them … "
Angor directly told Jota all his thoughts.
Jota asked this question because he was worried that the Dream Mirror race would become a manipulator to guide the races.
But how did the Dream Mirror become a manipulator? In Jota's opinion, the loggers were a way to control the races.
Angor saw through Jota's plan.
He thought for a moment. Instead of continuing to bury this "bomb" and becoming a hidden danger, he might as well detonate it himself.
Of course, he didn't do it right away. He had a plan.
Jota was worried that the Dream Mirror would use the loggers to control the races, so Angor told him that the Dream Mirror could use the loggers to guide the races. It was true, but the other races also had their own ways of doing so.
The Mirror Dragons of Hundred Dragons Divine Kingdom could use their great power to influence other races.
The Evermoors were also masters of manipulating people's minds. They could influence other races by simply stirring up public opinion.
Therefore, when he looked back at the "Dream Mirror", he realized that the "Dream Mirror", which relied on physical means to restrict the number of people in each race, was child's play compared to their ability to manipulate people.
Jota could only see that the "Dream Mirror" wasn't as powerful as he thought.
Of course, Angor only wanted to show Jota this. If Jota knew that he was the one who created the Dream Crystal, and that he was in charge of everything, the answer would be different.
Jota thought about it carefully and agreed with Angor's idea.
Jota wasn't stupid. He didn't think that other races could be guided because he was too focused on the Dream Mirror. Besides, there were no other races in the Dream Crystal right now, so he subconsciously ignored them.
Now, with Angor's "guidance", he realized that the Dream Crystal wasn't a place where only one person could control it. The other races could use various methods to guide the development of the Dream Crystal.
So could the Crystaleye Race.
As for how the Crystaleye Race would do that? Jota already thought of a good way, which was to rely on the Saint Corpse Crystal.
The Saint Corpse Crystal would allow more Crystaleye Race people to become "new residents" and never go offline. This was a great advantage. They would become the frontline of the Crystaleye Race, helping them expand their territory in the Dream Crystal and earning great achievements.
Besides, the Crystaleye Race could enter the Dream Crystal earlier than other races, which was also an advantage.
Thinking of this, Jota finally felt relieved.
However, he hadn't thought about whether the souls sleeping in the Sacred Corpse Crystal who had turned into "new residents" would really help the Crystal Eye Race wholeheartedly in the future.
It was still an unknown. Even Angor didn't have a definite answer yet.
…
Jota asked about the "past" and the "present".
There were three key questions about the "present".
First, how to distribute the logins of different races.
Angor answered, "You should ask Gleipnir about this."
Angor knew almost nothing about the races in the White Sun Mirror, so he couldn't answer this question. It was best to leave it to Gleipnir, the real leader of the Dream Mirror, to deal with it.
Second, how to deal with the souls in the Saint Corpse Crystal.
Angor gave a serious answer.
The Saint Corpse Crystal could definitely enter the Dream Crystal, but it needed a better arrangement.
Besides, the Crystaleye Race had accumulated too many Saint Corpse Crystals over the past two thousand years. If all the sleeping souls of the Crystaleye Race were to enter the Dream Crystal, there would be hundreds of millions of them.
It would be a big problem to settle such a large population. Besides, the other races would definitely be wary of it.
So, he had to take it one step at a time.
In the early stage, he could pull some important deceased people into the Dream Crystal, such as Evda and Tunita.
In the later stage, he would slowly let all the Saint Corpse Crystals into the Dream Crystal.
Angor used the "proper arrangement" method to restrict the Saint Corpse Crystals. It sounded like a good reason, and even Jota didn't find it a problem.
However, Angor didn't tell Jota the real reason.
It wasn't that he didn't want to pull all the sleeping souls into the Dream Crystal, but he couldn't.
He couldn't locate the souls in the Saint Corpse Crystals, so he had to rely on Laplace's help every time.
This was extremely inefficient.
If he could pull all the souls into the Dream Crystal at once, Angor would be willing to do so. Population was the real benefit of development.
Too many souls might cause chaos in the early stage, but things would eventually calm down.
Once things calmed down, the benefits of population would show up.
Angor didn't mind eating until he was fat, but he simply couldn't do it.
Jota also agreed with Angor's idea. Letting the Saint Corpse Crystals into the Dream Crystal would be a simple arrangement.
However, Jota also made a request. "I hope that the first batch of souls pulled into the Dream Crystal will be technicians."
Jota was still thinking about the "construction" of the city.
Giving priority to technicians to build a newbie town in the Dream Crystal would not only show off the Crystal Eye Race's abilities, but also raise their status in front of other races.
Jota didn't want to miss out on such an opportunity.
Angor naturally agreed with Jota's suggestion wholeheartedly.
He had always hoped that the Dream Crystal would develop quickly. Building a town was the first step to the development of the Dream Crystal.
Of course, he wouldn't refuse.
Besides, professional work should be left to the professionals. Angor agreed with the Crystal Eye Race's aesthetics.
Especially the designers of the Rare Treasures Museum, led by Lady Han Da. Their designs would be considered top-notch even in the wizarding world of the south.
Angor agreed with Jota's suggestion. "We can send Lady Han Da into the Dream Crystal first and let her be the chief planner of the town."
Jota naturally agreed.
Since both sides agreed, the matter was settled.
Next was the last question regarding the core content of the "present", which was also … the third question.
Third, the influence of the Dream Crystal on the outside world.
Earlier, Mister Ao's secretary, Eya, confirmed that some special fairyland in the Dream Crystal could be extended to the outside world, which allowed the Mirror Dragon to gain great benefits.
For example, Kukulus obtained the ability to eat black nightshade from the fairyland in the Dream Crystal.
Using this as a basis, Noah told everyone that the Dream Crystal could affect reality.
Jota naturally believed Aia's words. However, after entering the Dream Crystal this time, he carefully observed for a long time. Not only did he observe the outside world, but he also observed the changes in his own body.
But no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't find anything out of the ordinary. Nor did he find anything that could affect reality.
Could it only be triggered by entering a fairyland?
But did the Dream Crystal have a fairyland like the "Misty Isle Dragon's Tomb" that specifically targeted the Crystal Eye Race?
If so, where could it be? How could he trigger it?
Angor didn't know how to answer Jota's question.
He really didn't know if the Dream Crystal had such a place.
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