Angel even helped Kanter by sending him directly to the location in the Wilderness of Dreams, right beside Sanders.
After finishing all this, Angel exited the Wilderness of Dreams.
Since it wasn’t the Observer or the Dalmatian, he didn’t need to enter the Wilderness of Dreams immediately... However, Angel remembered that Kanter had mentioned he needed to meet him. His agreement to help Nis in the Mist Belt was also for the purpose of coming to see Angel.
"It seems I still need to meet with Lord Kanter." Angel mumbled to himself: "But let’s wait a little longer, let him get acquainted with the Wilderness of Dreams first."
If he went in now, Kanter would probably have a long list of questions about the Wilderness of Dreams for him.
The reason for such certainty was that almost every wizard who entered the Wilderness of Dreams became incredibly curious, asking questions relentlessly.
Even Lord Rhein and the Tree Spirit were not exempt, and Kanter was likely no different.
He didn’t want to explain every single question, it was a task better left to Sanders.
Once Kanter had learned enough, Angel decided to meet him. By then, he would have sufficient understanding for a normal conversation.
Angel, feeling quite pleased, refocused his attention on the green pattern.
...
In fact, Angel’s guess was indeed correct.
Kanter initially didn’t have high expectations of whatever mysterious dream technique Sanders had, but once he stepped into the Wilderness of Dreams, he was completely stunned.
Is this the Dream Realm? But why does it have traits of reality? It’s so real, you can even feel magic power?
What was happening with his body? It felt like his own, yet his bloodline was dormant, and his Mind Space seemed somewhat solidified?
Kanter was astonished as he examined himself, only to generate more questions.
He hurriedly glanced around, seeking to ask someone about it.
Then, he saw Sanders nearby, wide-eyed and staring at him in surprise.
"How did you end up here?" Sanders asked in confusion. This was a Mana Hut in the New Town Suburb, how did Kanter come here? Normally, the entry point when using the Dream Entering Technique should be Originheart City, right?
"I wanted to ask you the same question... Don’t you know? Or are you not actually Sanders? Tell me, who are you?!" Kanter abruptly leapt aside, glaring angrily at the man sitting behind the desk.
Sanders fell silent for a moment and then realized the cause.
Likely, Angel sensed the newcomer, recognized it was Kanter, and conveniently sent him over.
Looking at the bewildered and wary Kanter across from him, Sanders couldn’t help but sigh deeply:
"As expected from my student, truly... considerate indeed."
Sanders actually shared the same thought as Angel; he was also reluctant to explain the "why" to newcomers. Even if the person was his dear friend, he wasn’t inclined to do so.
But since Kanter was right in front of him, he had no choice but to—
kick him out.
Yes, Sanders mercilessly ejected Kanter from the Mana Hut.
He took advantage of the fact that Kanter couldn’t use simulated magic power yet and directly set up a defensive barrier in the Mana Hut, allowing entry only to those he recognized. At this point, Kanter was clearly excluded.
Still, no matter what, Kanter was Sanders’ close friend, so he didn’t do it too harshly.
After expelling Kanter, Sanders pointed him in the right direction.
Kanter, lying prostrate in confusion at the Mana Hut’s door, saw an illusionary letter slowly floating out in front of him.
"Dear Kanter, I know you have many questions, but unfortunately I am in the middle of research and can’t explain them to you one by one. But no worries, head southwest. There’s a city still under construction over there, and you can find someone there to answer your questions about the Wilderness of Dreams. —Your dear friend, Sanders Iguro."