"I thought the Wilderness of Dreams would give it a physical form, but it’s still constructed from fire elements." Angel said, "Because it’s made of fire, it can naturally use fire abilities here, which means as soon as it enters, it’s stronger than others."
"However, even though it’s composed of fire elements, it’s still constrained by energy level limits. At most, it can release fire abilities equivalent to second-level or third-level tricks. As for why it was able to unleash such intense fire breath earlier, that should be a temporary boost from consuming a starfire stone."
For this reason, after exhausting the fire energy contained in the starfire stone, the little Fireman quickly wilted.
"As expected, it’s still affected by energy levels." Actually, before Angel finished speaking, Rhein had already deduced the situation of the little Fireman on his own, and he could even see that the sudden burst of fire breath earlier wasn’t to demonstrate an effect, but rather due to indigestion.
The level of the starfire stone far surpasses the current level of the little Fireman.
If the little Fireman had broken it into powder and absorbed it slowly over a long period, it might have benefited itself. But swallowing it whole, it’s certain to be indigestible. The current situation is purely self-inflicted.
But fortunately, this is just the Wilderness of Dreams, so it won’t have too much of an impact.
Rhein rubbed the flame on the little Fireman’s head, "If you’re really feeling unwell, you can return to reality first."
The little Fireman heard and seemed to understand, but it didn’t leave. Instead, it wobbled as it floated, expressing its desire to go outside, and then drifted towards the hall’s exit.
Rhein didn’t stop it either. The little Fireman had long been in the Exile Space, and he was reluctant to deprive it of this rare chance at temporary freedom.
After the little Fireman left, Angel said, "Elemental Life having a natural Elemental Body in the Wilderness of Dreams, that’s quite nice."
Rhein nodded, "Wanting the Wilderness of Dreams to transform quickly, having the help of Elemental Life will simplify things a lot."
As they were talking, hurried footsteps suddenly echoed from outside the door.
"Oh, who broke the door? It must be you, little one." With a crisp voice, Lianna’s figure walked in from outside.
Lianna wasn’t alone; she carried the little Fireman who had just run outside to breathe the sweet, free air.
Upon seeing Rhein and Angel, Lianna paused for a moment, but she was soon captivated by the pile of rare demonic materials behind.
"When I saw this Elemental Life running out of the underground hall, I thought Lord Rhein might have brought the demonic materials! It’s true, it’s true!" Lianna’s eyes shone with unprecedented brightness, her cheeks flushed with excitement as she almost ran to the materials area.
Continuous sighs echoed out.
After a while, Lianna finally walked over, somewhat reluctantly.
Lianna’s gaze first fell on the little Fireman, then shifted to Rhein, "I thought this little Fireman looked familiar earlier, must be Lord Rhein’s?"
"I didn’t expect Elemental Life could be brought in too... Can it release fire abilities?" Lianna asked curiously.
Angel nodded and explained the situation of the Elemental Life.
Lianna’s eyes lit up upon hearing it, "So it can indeed release them. I initially thought of using some Earth system Magic Rune Scrolls for construction. But as Elemental Life can be brought in, it saves effort later. I could borrow the small quagmire of the Fire Charm Witch, and Wallace’s Earth Spirit Ash and Tong En..."
"With their help, the extraordinarily high skyscraper on the blueprint, especially the challenging parts, should be quickly constructed. Along with these demonic materials... I will immediately start planning and finding people." Just imagining it had already started to excite Lianna. Without even looking back, she immediately ran outside.
Watching Lianna’s sudden arrival and disappearance, Angel softly said, "I now have a better understanding of the importance of the Tea Party in the hearts of the witches."
Rhein nodded with a smile, "Indeed, Lianna is not usually this motivated."
After Lianna left, the little Fireman finally had the chance to seek freedom again. Angel and Rhein then exited the Wilderness of Dreams.
Upon returning to the Exile Space, Rhein said, "Bringing Elemental Life into the Wilderness of Dreams is merely a small test. I have another test that requires the help of the Dream Conch."
Angel looked at Rhein, awaiting his follow-up.
Rhein then took up his staff, rubbing the black metallic orb with powerful magic attached to the top of the staff.
After the sound of gears turning, the metal orb unexpectedly opened a small notch. From that notch, Rhein took out a bead about the size of a glass ball.
As soon as this bead appeared, it evoked a sense of familiarity in Angel.
But this unfounded familiarity was something Angel couldn’t immediately place in the strings of memory it might have triggered in his mind.
Angel closely observed the bead, noting its size resembled a child’s glass bead, and its internal appearance mirrored that too. Generally transparent, the bead’s interior had mottled, colorful streaks, reminiscent of an aurora.
Besides that, the bead also gave a sense of discord with the surrounding space.
"Is this a Spatial Artifact?" Angel questioned in puzzlement.
He had previously drawn Spatial Artifacts into the Wilderness of Dreams using the Dream Conch, confirming they could be used there, though back then, only Angel could use them due to lack of energy level restrictions while others couldn’t. Now, theoretically, it should be usable.
Angel conveyed this information about Spatial Artifacts being drawable into the Wilderness of Dreams to Rhein.
Rhein, however, waved it off after hearing this, "I already knew that. Just now, among the pile of artifacts brought into the underground hall, there were quite a few Spatial Artifacts, and Lianna just took one too."
"This bead can be considered a Spatial Artifact, but there is a difference from what you perceive."
In response to Angel’s puzzled gaze, Rhein slowly said, "It is... a container of a Witchcraft Garden."
A Witchcraft Garden?!
Angel hesitated for a moment. He remembered that apart from Sanders’ Gravity Garden, wasn’t there only a Multispirit Garden in the Barbarian Cave?
Rhein recognized Angel’s thoughts and explained, "This was a Witchcraft Garden Lord Audrich left behind when he departed from the Barbarian Cave. It’s a small Tidal Garden that originally took 10 droplets of Constant Fragments to construct."
Because Lord Audrich was a Nature Witch, and upon advancing to Legend, such a small Water System Witchcraft Garden had little use for him, so he left it to Rhein.
Gazing at the glass bead that contained the Tidal Garden, Angel gently asked, "Does Lord Rhein want me to test bringing the Tidal Garden into the Wilderness of Dreams?"
Rhein nodded.
Angel pondered for a moment. He understood that Rhein’s test was not merely about drawing in a Witchcraft Garden; it was to test the... compatibility of laws.