Very likely!
Without hesitation, Angor began to study the green patterns on the orb.
Thanks to his previous experience, Angor was able to analyze the patterns much faster. It didn't take long for Angor to decipher the first data, which was also the first incomplete model, called "Bind".
"Bind" literally meant that it could bind energy.
Earlier, he tried to restrain the nightmare energy into a single point to activate the Realm Glaze.
But did "Bind" only apply to nightmare energy? Angor decided to see if he could restrain other types of energy after leaving the Dream Realm. If possible, he could use this chance to come up with something new.
Angor moved on.
However, when he analyzed the second piece of data, he was confused.
The first one was called "Bind", which he could understand. Since the orb was tightly bound by the green patterns, it was reasonable to call it "Bind".
However, the second one surprised him. It was called "Dispel".
"Dissolve" meant something similar to "Erode". After thinking for a while, he decided to try "Dissolve".
But when he did, he realized that he was asking for trouble.
As soon as the "Dissolve" was activated, the green patterns that bound the orb began to shrink. At the same time, some light powder began to fall from the orb.
Before Angor could understand what was going on, the light powder was blown away by a gust of wind.
Angor finally received the corresponding information.
The green patterns removed some of the authority of the Nightmare Domain and returned it to the dream wasteland.
Generally speaking, the so-called authority was something like controlling the cycle of crops, the rotation of seasons, weather, and the birth and death of all living things. In a nutshell, Angor could perfectly control his Nightmare Domain, which meant that he now had the authority of the Nightmare Domain.
Just now, Angor removed some of the authority of the Nightmare Domain and returned it to the dream wasteland.
What was the Authority that was dispelled just now? Angor didn't know, but he quickly stopped the "Dissolve" process as soon as he sensed that the orb was turning into powder.
Angor felt a little sorry for the lost authority. Fortunately, it was returned to the dream wasteland, which meant that it would still appear in the dream wasteland in the future. If it was snatched away by the Dream Realm, then he would be truly heartbroken.
He decided not to activate the "Deconstruct" model for the time being. He decided to keep studying the "Deconstruct" method.
When he saw that the second model was about the ability to "dispel" the orbs, he already had an idea about the third model.
Perhaps the answer he wanted was in the third piece of data.
Soon, the third piece of data was analyzed. It was still a broken model, but this model could be combined with the previous models of "Bind" and "Dissolve".
Just as Angor expected, the data meant something else.
"Fuse!"
After 'dispelling' the Authority and 'fusing' it with one's own body, one would be able to control the corresponding Authority!
If he could completely dissolve the orb and merge it with his body, he would become a Nightmare Domain! At that time, he would still be in control of the dream wasteland.
The most important thing was that he could activate this "fusion" model.
He held back his joy and decided to keep reading. There were already three types of data in this series: Bind, Dissolve, and Fuse.
So what would the next one be?
When he moved on to the fourth piece of data, he was surprised to find that the fourth piece of data was about the "tunnel" again.
Since he already studied "passages" before, it didn't take him long to figure it out.
If the fourth one was a "passage", would the fifth one be a "door" as well?
As expected, he saw a familiar model again when he moved on to the fifth model: a door.
Just like before, the "door" couldn't be activated.
Angor considered carefully. There were five types of data in this series: Bind, Dissolve, Fuse, Passage, and Door.
Angor recalled that the orb was bound by the green patterns because it received a large amount of Nightmare Aura and thought it was connected to the Nightmare Realm again.
It was very similar to the current situation. The first three data points were the control of the light sphere's authority. The last two were related to "doors".
So the orb thought it was connected to the Nightmare Realm again?
Angor had a general idea of what was going on. Furthermore, he discovered that through the channel and the door, he could fuse all the data he had previously discovered, including the models of "Contain," "Release," and "Bind."
In the end, he found a slightly larger model.
However, this model was still incomplete, and there might be a lot of missing parts.
Angor assumed that the complete model was the true form of the green patterns. Perhaps the green patterns were actually a way to train in the Nightmare Realm. Or perhaps, they were some kind of law.
Angor had a feeling that he would only be able to figure out the true model when he fused with the "blond figure" from head to toe.
However, he didn't plan to fuse with someone else at all, even if it was just his projection in the Nightmare Realm.
…
After resting for a while, Angor decided to try to dissolve the orb's power and fuse it.
This was a very important attempt. It would determine whether he could control the dream wasteland or not.
He took a deep breath and activated the "Dissolve" model again.
This time, Angor learned his lesson. When the orb began to shrink and release light dust, he immediately stopped "Dissolve" and began "Fuse". As the "Fuse" was activated, the dust turned into a torrent of information about the power and flooded Angor's mind.
As soon as he sensed the information, he realized that he had overestimated his power.
The dream wasteland was so huge that it was countless times bigger than Sleepless City, which was an artificial interlayer created by the Evernight Kingdom. Even Sunders had never seen such a huge interlayer before.
Thanks to the torrent of information, he was able to sense the boundary of the dream wasteland.
It was probably bigger than the total area of the Old Earth and the Land of Revelation combined.
For this reason, Angor couldn't even begin to imagine how complete the wasteland's power was. Compared to Angor's Nightmare Domain, it was way more advanced.
Angor only managed to fuse a few light dust particles, and he already felt like his brain was going to explode.
However, he hadn't even touched the edge of the first Authority.
The pain was so intense that Angor wanted to give up. But if he gave up now, the "light dust" would return to the dream wasteland, and he would lose another power for free.
He already gave the dream wasteland an unknown power. If he lost another one, he wouldn't be able to forgive himself.
He had no choice but to hold on.
Despite the excruciating pain, Angor gritted his teeth and endured it.
Finally, he succeeded in fusing the first power. Before he could even investigate what the first Authority was, he felt a wave of dizziness and fell to the ground.
Before his consciousness faded away, Angor felt lucky.
Luckily, he didn't succeed in fusing the dream wasteland with his Nightmare Domain. If he did, the Nightmare Domain's main body would be like an ant trying to swallow a whale. There was no way he could survive. He might even explode and die. Even Sunders wouldn't be able to fuse the dream wasteland with him.
Back in the real world, Angor's ears, nose, and mouth began to bleed. His aura weakened a lot, and even his body became a little shriveled.
It was obvious how much energy he had to spend to fuse the authority.
Toby had been playing around outside the illusion for the past month. He had tried almost every trick he could think of. In the end, he decided to organize everything in Snowy Feather.
Dried fish, a doll's jacket, a small bed, a small quilt … and the skull he took out from the dark cave.
The skull was still shining with a golden light when Angor first saw it, but it didn't shine for a long time. Maybe it was broken.
Toby didn't pay much attention to it.
At this moment, it smelled the faint smell of blood coming from the illusion. It was a familiar smell. It was Angor's blood!
Startled, Toby quickly put everything into his storage space and dashed into the illusion.
…
Angor was currently inside a dream.
Or rather, when he learned the first power of the dream wasteland, his perspective changed.
It was as if he had become the dream wasteland himself, and he was observing the darkness around him from the perspective of the dream wasteland.
It was then that Angor saw something even more shocking.
When he looked around from the perspective of the dream wasteland, he realized that the dream wasteland was nothing but a box.
In the darkness, there was a gigantic creature that seemed to have no end in sight. It was quietly observing the dream wasteland with its golden eyes.
The creature's eyeballs were probably bigger than the dream wasteland itself.
This was the largest creature Angor had ever seen, and it was from the perspective of the dream wasteland.
The creature kept staring at the dream wasteland as if it was looking for something. While Angor was half-awake, he saw a blond figure standing in front of the creature and blocking its way.
The difference in their sizes was huge. The blond figure was smaller than a speck of dust compared to the creature.
However, just by standing there, he was able to prevent the gigantic creature from peeking in.
Angor finally understood why no one dared to enter the interlayer space, which was a place all nightmare monsters yearned for. Maybe it was because of the existence of the unspeakably huge creature.
Or maybe it was because the blond figure was blocking the creature's way.
Angor couldn't see what the blond figure was doing. It seemed to be negotiating something.
In the end, the enormous creature slowly retreated into the darkness and closed its indifferent golden eyes.
The golden-haired figure turned around and watched the dream wasteland vanish into the void, remaining silent.
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