Jiang Ran sat on a small boat in the Dream Sea, recovering his mental strength.
He almost died in Yang Kaixu's dream! Even at the very last moment, he wasn't 100% sure!
Yang Kaixu's dream is arguably the most dangerous of the four dreams he has encountered so far!
First, Yang Kaixu occupied an absolute home-field advantage and maximized the power of [faith]. Second, Jiang Ran was caught off guard, resulting in a loss of mental strength.
But this dream also served as a great wake-up call for Jiang Ran!
Yang Kaixu, also known as Alex, no matter what his intentions were when he helped Jiang Ran in Tianguang Town, it doesn't change the fact that he still regards Jiang Ran as his biggest enemy!
What you see in your dreams is far more useful than what you say in reality!
"We have to be careful around this guy!"
Since Yang Kaixu insisted on treating Jiang Ran as an enemy, he had no choice but to treat him as an enemy as well!
After fully recovering his mental strength, Jiang Ran rowed the small boat and continued towards the next branch of the Dream Sea.
This must be the fifth dream I've had.
Now that Jiang Ran has lost the power of the mountain god, and the [miracle] he has used has a 24-hour cooldown, Jiang Ran must be even more careful with his limited available power!
He must survive the next three dreams!
[Jiang Ran, a ghost storyteller from the Dragon Kingdom, has connected to the S-level ghost story world, Demon Plains, but has not yet cleared it. There has been one other ghost storyteller who has challenged it before.]
Another... ghost story world?
Whose unfortunate ghost storyteller's dream is this now? Seriously, what's wrong with these people? Why do they dream about fighting in the world of ghost stories?
Jiang Ran turned around and saw a sweet-looking girl standing behind him, her eyes sparkling.
"Brother Jiang Ran! This time it's our turn to work together! Yay!"
This is... Lin Zhi, an SS-rank ghost storyteller from their Dragon Kingdom?
Jiang Ran had a deep impression of all the S-rank and above ghost story writers in the Dragon Kingdom. After all, they were colleagues, and even if they hadn't cleared the same dungeon together, they must have had some exchanges.
Aside from Jiang Ran, who is an SSS-rank, the highest level in the Dragon Kingdom is these SS-rank individuals, who can be considered the absolute pinnacle of power. The competition among SS-rank individuals mainly focuses on A or B-rank supernatural tale worlds.
The two were standing in a small wooden cabin. The cabin was simply furnished, with some tools neatly arranged. Through the window, they could vaguely see the grassland outside, where a gentle breeze was blowing.
If it weren't for the fact that this was a world of ghost stories, Jiang Ran would have thought he had come to some kind of tourist destination. It must be said, the scenery here is indeed quite beautiful.
[Rule 1: During the day, be aware of certain red flowers on the grassland; at night, beware of large patches of white flowers appearing.]
Rule Two: If you want to leave the shepherd's hut, you'd better leave enough marks, otherwise you might never find it again.
Rule 3: Always remember that you are the shepherd, never forget your role, and you must stay with your flock.
[Rule Four: You have a sheepcat, which will help you manage your flock. Remember, it's a sheepcat, not a sheepdog. There will be no dogs on the grassland, absolutely none.]
[Rule 5: You must drive your flock to pasture 50km away before dusk every day, and then lead your flock back to the shepherd's hut without missing a single sheep before nightfall. You must do this every day, it is mandatory.]
[Rule Six: During the day you can lead your flock to roam freely on the grassland, but at night you'd better stay in the shepherd's hut. However, if you want to find something to do, you can go outside to look at the stars.]
[Rule Seven: Constantly check your flock, pay attention to sheep with vertical pupils. If you find such a sheep, drag it out of the flock immediately and slaughter it in front of the other sheep.]
Rule 8: Beware of prairie wolves
Jiang Ran thought the scenery was pretty good just now, but after hearing the rules, he was in a bad mood. He looked around and wondered why he and Lin Zhi were the only two people there. If this was a solo instance, there was no reason for them to be in the same instance. But if it was a team instance, where were the other 28 people?
Could it be... that Lin Zhi only dreamt about the two of them? After all, the construction of a dream doesn't need any rationality.
How foolish! Once you have a large number of ghost story tellers, they can be very useful!
For example, it can be used as a disposable item.
"Brother Jiang Ran, let's team up and beat this level this time!"
To leave Lin Zhi's dream, do we have to team up with her to clear the level? Jiang Ran walked out of the shepherd's hut. The sun was high in the sky; it was clearly still noon.
The rules mention nighttime, which means it's impossible to clear the game during the day. He frowned slightly. Judging by the time, tonight is going to pass just like that!
He had already spent several hours in the first four dreams. If he spent several more hours here, the night would be over, everyone would wake up, and the Dream Sea would be gone!
“But as a copy, this is really too abnormal…” Jiang Ran pondered for a moment, “So there are two possibilities.”
First, before Jiang Ran clears the Dream Sea or dies in it, everyone, or rather the few chosen as dream masters, will not wake up in reality, in order to maintain the existence of the Dream Sea.
Second, the function of the Dream Sea is merely to create a copy, and the dreams that occur within it are also products of this copy. Therefore, even if the master wakes up, the dreams will not disappear, because the seven dreams within the Dream Sea were already fixed from the moment it was born.
Of course, it cannot be ruled out that the Dream Sea will really disappear tomorrow morning.
Jiang Ran could only try to clear the dungeon as quickly as possible, but if some things in the dungeon only appeared at night, there was really nothing he could do.
A large flock of sheep gathered around the shepherd's hut, surrounding it in the very center. Jiang Ran looked at the white expanse of grassland and wondered how many sheep he was going to herd.
Even a rough count would show that the number is definitely no less than four figures!
This... really is a tight schedule and a heavy workload.
"roar--"
A deafening roar rang out, and the entire flock of sheep trembled. Jiang Ran looked in the direction of the roar and saw a huge tiger running rapidly in this direction!
The tiger ran up to Jiang Ran and then raised its head.
Jiang Ran was somewhat taken aback. Could this be his sheepdog? Seriously, is this big cat not here for a buffet?
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