For example, when Gluz Deward’s Avatar was trapped by the Dalmatian in the pure white secret room, if there was a magical artifact like a Sweet Dream, there would be no fear of the energy seal of the pure white secret room.
And most importantly, the Energy restored by the Sweet Dream is not limited to any type. That is to say, a Wizard can restore Magic Power, a Mind Master can restore Telekinesis, a Demon can restore Power of Abyss, a Barbarian can restore Blood Power, a Demon People can restore Demonic Power... and so on.
This makes the Sweet Dream’s applicability very broad.
Moreover, Angel once heard that in this world, some Transcendent races possess very special Energy, which is extremely powerful, but their Energy is fixed from birth and depletes completely when used up.
Could Sweet Dream also restore this type of Energy?
Angel voiced this question.
Wise Sovereign answered without any hesitation, confidently saying: "Yes."
After a pause, Wise Sovereign continued: "Although I haven’t tested it, as long as you use the Sweet Dream once, you’ll understand its Energy restoration effect is simply... unreasonable."
This is why Sweet Dream is considered a Mysterious Object.
If it only restored Energy, many means could achieve this, but the Sweet Dream’s Energy restoration defies logic, surpasses legal principles, and rules, completely unreasonable.
Of course, if used merely to restore Magic Power, then using Sweet Dream is somewhat extravagant.
Sweet Dream in Wise Sovereign’s hands, while not "buried in mystery," hasn’t fully realized its greatest effect.
Even if Angel obtains the Sweet Dream, it would be similar to Wise Sovereign.
However, because Angel and Wise Sovereign have many ways to restore Energy, they are less tempted by the Sweet Dream.
If a special race that "cannot restore Energy on its own" obtains the Sweet Dream, even if it can maximize the effect, it might result in eternal slumber for the entire race due to excessive use.
It’s a matter of weighing gains and losses.
...
The positive effects of Sweet Dream are quite good overall, and its applicable range is quite extensive, making it a Mysterious Object that anyone can use.
Unlike the Dream Conch, which currently seems only usable by Angel; for others, it would be pointless.
This kind of Mysterious Object is relatively high in value. Even with strong negative effects, it doesn’t affect its strategic value.
For this reason, Angel never considered asking Wise Sovereign to purchase the Sweet Dream... He may not afford it, and even if he could, Wise Sovereign might not sell it.
Overall, the positive effects of Sweet Dream affect the Hoopa Coefficient, meaning its Hoopa Coefficient is likely over 25, but the exact impact Angel does not currently know.
Unless he has personally used it once, he cannot judge.
However, because the Sweet Dream is controllable, its Hoopa Coefficient range has been determined to be between 25 and 39.
Generally speaking, the high or low numerical value of the Hoopa Coefficient doesn’t affect the value of the Mysterious Object itself.
However, Mysterious Objects closer to 39 or closer to 69 have a higher public rating within the Orderly Guild.
The reason is quite simple: many Wizards are dedicated to researching "Disorder," and even intentionally causing Mysterious Objects to become "Disordered." Since the value 39 is only a step away from semi-disorder, and 69 is one step from absolute disorder, they have higher "research" value.
But according to Culori himself, the Hoopa Coefficient isn’t a "fixed value"; genuine satisfaction of disorder conditions won’t change 39 to 40; fluctuations can be larger. It’s even possible for the Hoopa Coefficient to jump directly from near zero to above 70.
Thus, 39 and 69 are also somewhat superstitious values, not to be overly concerned about.
Angel’s thoughts were running wild when Wise Sovereign gently tapped the wall, and with a wave of the wall, a hole appeared like a dog hole.
Angel, also shaken by this big movement, turned his head to see the dog hole on the wall.
Angel was a bit stunned and curiously asked: "Which of the three treasures is this?"
Before Wise Sovereign could answer, a familiar voice came from the dog hole: "I am grateful that the gentleman kept his promise and did not harm my mother. I am Dabo."
Angel: "Oh, so it’s you, Genggui."
"It’s Dabo."
Angel said seriously: "Genggui."
The voice in the dog hole paused for a moment and sighed: "Alright, Genggui."
Angel then smiled, looking at Wise Sovereign: "What’s Genggui here for?"
Wise Sovereign sat to the side, grinning and said: "Earlier, Xiaobao told you that Sweet Dream doesn’t have a fixed form, sealed in a special Mirror Space, and I can enter it from any mirror."
Angel nodded, that’s something he indeed recalled.
Given this, when Wise Sovereign said "Sweet Dream is placed in the secret room," Angel instinctively thought Wise Sovereign had something to say to him alone, rather than really thinking Sweet Dream was just placed in the secret room.
"Actually Xiaobao was wrong, I only hold the key to that special Mirror Space, but the real ones who can take me into that space are Genggui or Erbao."
"Sweet Dream was sealed by Laplace. She divided the key to entering the special Mirror Space into virtual and real parts. I hold the real key, and I handed the mirror key to Genggui. Only when the virtual and real keys are combined can the Mirror Space be opened."
That means, to find the Sweet Dream not only requires Wise Sovereign’s consent but also collaboration with Genggui or Erbao.
Wise Sovereign’s claim that he can enter any mirror entirely depends on which mirror Genggui or Erbao pulls him into.
After a pause, Wise Sovereign took a earring from his bosom.
The earring is made of silver ornaments in four geometric shapes: two rectangles, one triangle, and a circle.
The triangle is the outermost contour, the two rectangles crisscross within the triangle, and the circle rotates slowly within the rectangles with the breeze.
"This earring is the real key," Wise Sovereign said: "I now give it to you, and Genggui will take you to that special Mirror Space."