This bubble was essentially a shared Dream Bubble. Much like in one's personal Dream Bubble, its creator was its master. Within it, they could easily add various characteristics that defied the world's rules, such as invincibility. However, this power was confined to one's own Dream Bubble. A Dream Bubble was rely an extension of one's spirit and soul, a sanctuary for ntal recuperation. Being an extension of oneself, with Alka's guidance, one could certainly learn to modify it independently. And this shared bubble was no different from a personal bubble in its capacity for alteration and the addition of characteristics.
It was sothing Alka had constructed by depleting his power the previous night. This was mainly because his Mirror Palace had already rged into the Dream World, which allowed him to accomplish this, though it ca at a price.
"Does that an I can also construct the library from my mind here, and everyone can read in it?" Lucilia imdiately piped up.
Alka nodded. "That's right. That's possible too."
Hearing this, everyone was imdiately intrigued.
Especially Simon; the more he thought about it, the more ecstatic he beca.
"Doesn't that an I can conduct experints here however I want? No material costs, and I can get whatever tools I need!"
The potential benefit to him was almost unimaginable. He could accelerate his research imnsely here, creating perfectly viable constructs. Then, he would only need to actualize these constructs in the outside world. This would save the most ti-consuming and expensive experintal phase, which usually involved Gold Coins and materials.
"Exactly. You can absolutely achieve what you're thinking."
"Amazing! This is fucking amazing!"
For a mont, Simon didn't know how to express his emotions and blurted out the sa profanity Alka sotis used. He felt it perfectly conveyed his current elation. He threw his arms around Alka in a fierce hug.
"Brother, you're my lifesaver!"
Hearing this, Alka rolled his eyes helplessly and gently pushed him away. The man was so excited he was babbling incoherently.
"I haven't finished speaking," Alka said.
Simon froze.
"Is there a limitation?" Lucilia imdiately asked.
"No, there's an even more powerful ability." Alka said, a smile spreading across his face, "The areas you construct can be solidified. Even if you wake up and leave the Dream World, they will continue to exist inside this bubble."
The most obvious beneficiary of this ability was Lucilia's mory library. With this ability, the library she constructed would allow everyone to borrow books in their dreams, anyti and anywhere.
With such Dream Bubbles in existence, the others could also do other things in their sleep. However, to ensure proper rest, Alka still suggested they spend only half of their sleeping ti on this, dedicating the other half to genuine rest for ntal recovery. They didn't have Alka's ability to recover ntal and physical energy just by doing things in the Dream Realm. He, by contrast, only needed one hour of deep sleep in the Dream World to recover from the fatigue of dozens of hours. As his power in the Dream Realm grew stronger, this need might even be eliminated entirely. When his strength in the outside world matched his strength in the Dream Realm, he might not need rest at all.
At that mont, everyone began constructing their respective areas.
First was Lucilia's mory library; she ticulously recreated the books from her mory, one by one, and placed them within it. The others also participated, each individually materializing book after book and placing them inside.
Alka specially designated an area. It was to be used for converting so of Mirmi's mories into written and visual records for storage.
Alka built his own area into a vast training arena. What was a problem for others wasn't one for him. He could effectively limit his own changes and alterations within the Dream Realm, imposing restrictions on himself. Others could also perceive this, but once they were seriously engaged in combat, they would likely instinctively lift such restrictions. It was instinct. Even in life-and-death battles within the Dream World, he could restrict himself from altering the Dream Realm itself. That was why his area was the most suitable for constructing a training ground.
...
Sailing on the sea was no longer dull.
However, on the Sound of Dawn, what differed significantly from before was that even during the day, so people were sleeping in their rooms. Those uninford might have thought they were insufficiently rested or had disrupted sleep schedules. But those in the know understood that these sleeping individuals were definitely training in the shared Dream Bubbles within the Dream Realm, reading books, or attending to their own affairs.
Among these high-intensity sleepers was Simon. In an average day-night cycle of 42 hours, Simon spent 30 hours in the Dream Realm, with only a dozen or so hours in reality. He wished that, aside from eating, drinking, and relieving himself, he could spend all his ti imrsed in the Dream Bubbles, never having to erge. His sleep schedule was now completely reversed. For him, the Dream Realm was reality, and reality was the Dream Realm.
But everyone understood his fervor.
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