Eula hesitated for a moment, carefully offering a suggestion she had once seen in the books recorded by her clan.
Amber blinked: “Hiss, Eula, how do you know about this so clearly?” The Lawrence Clan’s past records contain many unnecessary things.
Thanks to them, I’ve come to fully realize just how bastardly the Lawrence family used to be.
Tsk.” Mentioning this, Eula’s expression darkened slightly.
It must be said that before being punished by Lady Vennessa and Barbatos, the Lawrence Clan really didn’t act like humans.
In a world with actual divine mandate, the expansion of power left unchecked by a God for a long time…
well, those who know, know.
They played much dirtier than Amber.
“I told you mine was an accident!” Amber screamed, and Eula nodded perfunctorily: “Yes, yes, I know yours was an accident.” She humored Amber, but in her heart, Eula was truly worried that this inexperienced little rabbit would be taken advantage of.
‘I don’t know how to enter that world, sigh.
I still have to keep an eye on Amber.’ Amber was too pure.
This was only her second time entering that world, and she was already like this.
Eula really couldn’t imagine what Amber would look like after her next dream.
She didn’t want to be waiting by Amber’s bed next time, watching the other’s expression crumble bit by bit, only to wake up as a fool who could only make babbling sounds because her brain had fried.
The only solution she could think of now was to enter that strange world herself.
With her, a descendant of the Lawrence Clan and a mature adult who had seen all sorts of degenerate history, she would surely be able to protect Amber, right?
That was what Eula thought.
After all, there is a big difference between hearing something and witnessing it with one’s own eyes.
Eula, who had only heard Amber talk about the situation in the dream world, couldn’t fully understand Ren’s authority within the allogene world.
The Vengeance Knight had quite a rebellious spirit.
She thought that even if she were facing a God comparable to Barbatos, she would bravely draw her sword to protect her friend.
Ren, who was still left alone in the allogene world, had no idea that in the real Teyvat continent outside, someone already wanted to proactively throw themselves to the tiger to take the bullet for the little rabbit.
After Amber left, Ren’s expression quickly shifted from vivid to indifferent.
This had been his common expression during this period.
If Amber and Xiangling hadn’t stumbled into this world, Ren reckoned he would have soon become completely stone-faced.
After all, talking to oneself is really stupid and hard to sustain.
Before Amber’s first dream, Ren hadn’t spoken for quite some time.
It was only because he held the highest authority in this game world and could adjust and refresh his state at any time; otherwise, what Amber would have seen after her first dream was a Lord of Dreams who couldn’t even speak properly.
Pulling up the backend, Ren silently checked the new authority changes reflected by the world after Amber’s dream—specifically after everything he had intentionally done to her.
“Very good.
The initial verification of those previous ideas was quite successful.
After specifically and intentionally satisfying the wishes or obsessions of the dreamers, the authority has increased more significantly than before.
And more importantly—” Closing the backend, Ren closed his eyes and sensed a ‘line’ extending silently through the void—unobservable to anyone but him, the GM.
This line broke through the cage that felt a bit too vast for Ren, pierced through the seemingly indestructible boundaries of this allogene world, broke through the world’s borders that Ren had failed to breach countless times before, and extended into an unknown realm.
No, although it was an unknown realm under Ren’s ‘vision,’ anyone with a brain could guess that the other end of the ‘line’ should be the Teyvat continent.
Through this invisible ‘line,’ Ren could already vaguely sense the emotions of Amber, who had just left the dream.
Of course, currently, it was only emotions.
Sensing Amber’s mixture of shame and indignation, with a subtle joy mixed in, Ren could more or less guess that the thrill of the big adventure with Amber in the dream had caused her physical body outside to have some reactions.
“Perhaps one day I can break through this cage?” Thinking of this, Ren felt a bit excited.
Even if it was just through this ‘line’ formed by something like faith, bonds, or contracts—using a method similar to divine possession to descend upon the girls he had made life-long promises with, and witnessing the real Teyvat continent through their eyes—that would be wonderful.
“From what I can see, specifically fulfilling the dreamer’s wishes helps deepen our connection.
This connection, whether called a contract or a bond—or whatever terms are commonly used in the 2D world—helps me explore the outside world.” With the experience from Amber, Ren soon discovered another even more illusory ‘line,’ which was the connection between him and Xiangling.
It was just that his connection with Xiangling, who had only dreamed once and exchanged some culinary skills and ingredients, was not very tight.
With Amber, he could clearly sense various emotions; with Xiangling, he could only barely identify that it was her on the other side, and that was it.
Right, besides being able to identify who the connection belonged to, there was nothing else—not even basic emotional perception.
Silently pulling out a notebook, he crossed out a certain record and then added some more conjectures at the end.
Ren decided to continue using other methods to verify his various guesses when Xiangling entered her dream tonight.
Closing the notebook, a smile couldn’t help but appear on Ren’s face.
Compared to the previous days of gradually becoming numb, these days—where he needed to use his almost-stagnant brain and think desperately—actually felt beautiful to him.
After all, this way he could at least feel the sensation of truly being alive.
Having decided what to do next, Ren also began to get busy with his work.
Before, he was just drifting along; the whole world was a pool of stagnant water, and he was too lazy to do anything extra, prepared to slowly rot away in this world.
But now, not only could he form bonds with real Teyvat girls, but there was even hope of escaping this cage in the future.
Naturally, Ren had to make some preparations step by step.
However, his preparations didn’t last long.
Just after he had added an additional login player identification applet to the backend, the next girl to enter the dream appeared.
Maybe it’s not a big deal now… maybe it will be later.
“And If you’re enjoying it, drop a Power Stone for me!”