Suddenly, he thought of a certain hypothesis and cautiously proposed to Alice:

"What would happen if...if we died in this dream?"

"I know what you want to hear is the ideal answer - to wake up from reality." Alice spread her hands, "But unfortunately, this dream is obviously very abnormal, and I can't guarantee that the consequences of dying here will be harmful to people."

It’s harmless, so I suggest you don’t try it easily.”

"...You don't seem to be worried at all. Don't you feel a sense of panic if you lose your extraordinary ability?" Klein tasted a calm to somewhat indifferent attitude from her performance.

"Think about it this way, what did we encounter after entering the dreamland? We encountered nothing except us two 'outsiders', right?"

Alice knew that she didn't have to say anything, just to point out the key points, and he would understand the core of their situation -

The "blasphemous card" is a mysterious prop designed by humans for a certain purpose.

Those previously laborious decryptions, since they exist, have a reason for being designed in this way. They are definitely not bait to lure people into this weird dream and kill them; if they really just want to kill the person who solved the mystery, it is obvious

It's time to use simpler puzzles.

And since the design purpose of this "blasphemous card" is not to take human life, the elements that construct this dream are naturally unlikely to contain anything too harmful.

After figuring out this relationship, Klein's face looked much better, and the look he looked at Alice no longer contained the doubts he had before.

"So now," he looked around and made the most reasonable judgment, "Would you like to explore the nearby area together?"

Before the situation outside the thick fog can be determined, the risk of rashly splitting up is too great, and there is no guarantee that they will be able to reunite again...

Judging from the current situation, Alice should be a real person...right?

With this thought in mind, Klein saw the girl nodding her head sharply and walking towards him.

"If I were alone here, I would have started taking action probably five minutes ago... That's right."

When she came to him, Alice seemed to have thought of something. She lifted the hem of her long skirt a little higher and said calmly:

"Can you do me a favor? Tear your skirt a little, pull off some strips of cloth, and every time you walk in one direction for a period of time, throw a small piece on the ground as a direction mark."

...This is indeed a good way to make marks, but why do I feel something is wrong?

Klein raised his finger and pointed at himself:

"You want me to help tear your skirt off?"

"Only the skirt is more suitable. You can't tear off the top, right?" She replied matter-of-factly, lifting the skirt up again. The knee joints wrapped in the thin black silk fabric were clearly visible in his field of vision.

Smooth lines.

Helpless, Klein had no choice but to rub his nose and accept this hard job that cost him his strength.

...Fortunately, it was not embarrassing enough to cause a nosebleed.

In a silent lament, the knee-length skirt turned into a short skirt, and the torn strips of cloth were thrown to the ground as a sign of the starting point.

In the windless and quiet wilderness of dreams, under a sky that was neither day nor night, two foreign visitors passed through the invisible thick fog and arrived at the boundary of this dream after fifteen minutes of exploration.

A cliff that seems to lead to endless void.

Looking blankly at the cliff in front of him, and at the mechanical device lever with obvious artificial traces on the edge of the cliff, Klein felt waves of illusory pain pass from his temples into his brain.

As a former team player, he almost blurted out the term that only existed in text descriptions.

Dreamland.

At this moment, they are at the entrance to the dreamland. As long as they jump into the void under the cliff, they can enter the dream dimension that is supposed to be fictitious!

And this... overlaps with some knowledge he knows about the "Moon Mirror".
Chapter completed!