Ashes Of Deep Sea

Chapter 602 - 602 601 The Growth of The Dream of the

?Chapter 602: Chapter 601: The Growth of The Dream of the Nameless Chapter 602: Chapter 601: The Growth of The Dream of the Nameless It was as if only after Lucrescia’s reminder did Taran El suddenly realize the discordance in his environment. He turned his head in astonishment to look out the window, and after staring at the luxuriant tree that blocked most of the sunlight for quite some time, his face changed, and he quickly walked toward the window.

Standing at the window and gazing out at the tree, a look of confusion spread across his face. He still seemed unable to determine whether his memory or the reality before him was at fault. After a moment, he finally came to a realization, and immediately shook his head, “No, there was no such tree.”

The Scholar said, raising his hand toward the roof opposite the tree, “Remember when the sun went out? I jumped out of this window, landed on the roof opposite—there definitely was no such obstruction by a tree then.”

Lucrescia also approached the window, looking down at the base of the great tree—she saw it rooted in a corner of the courtyard, its location oddly conspicuous, yet some of its roots were exposed above the soil, merging with the nearby steps and the ground as if it had been rooted there for a long time.

She turned back and saw the serious expression on Taran El’s face.

“The Dream of the Nameless is still growing, my lady,” the Scholar broke the silence, his tone serious and low, “Some parts of it… can now spread into the real world during the daytime.”

“It’s not just spreading, master,” Lucrescia reminded him, “If I hadn’t mentioned it, you might not even have noticed the anomaly of this tree by now—and even I only realized that something was wrong after such a long time. Remember? The tree was already outside the window when I walked into this room.”

Taran El didn’t speak. He just looked out the window solemnly at the nameless tree that had taken root in the real world, at the distant streets and rooftops, at the entire City-State within his view.

“People find it hard to notice the strangeness of Dreamscape while dreaming… The subconscious rationalizes all the bizarre events in dreams to prevent us from being scared to death by our own dreams,” after what felt like an eternity of silence, the Scholar finally turned, “The boundary between reality and Dreamscape is blurring, my lady. Perhaps soon, the whole of Light Breeze Harbor may never wake up, and nobody knows if the City-State will exist or in what form… We must stop the Dream of the Nameless from continuing to grow.”

“Take your materials and a clear mind, gather your thoughts, and seek out Governor Sala Mel. He needs help now,” said Lucrescia, “You should probably also meet with Ted, that Truth Confidant is likely at his wit’s end as well.”

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