It must be said that re-establishing contact with Eileen really relieved Yu Sheng’s mind.
Although this little puppet had a rather sharp tongue, her communication this time brought very useful information.
In reality, he was still "dreaming," but it was clearly different from a normal dream.
Eileen believed that her consciousness had become "lost," which meant that...
Yu Sheng raised his head, looking around the cozy little wooden house, and through the window, he gazed into the vast night outside.
This "forest" was a “spiritual space” existing somewhere, whole and closed off, like a trap that pulled dreamers' spirits inside while cutting off all connection to the outside world.
Thinking this way, it seemed like Eileen was pretty impressive—she managed to find him in such a situation?
Countless thoughts flashed through Yu Sheng’s mind when he heard Eileen’s voice crackling through: "Yu Sheng, what exactly is happening on your side? How did you suddenly become ‘lost’ after just a nap? Where is your consciousness now?"
"…I’m in a dark forest, and if I’m not mistaken, it should be ‘Little Red Riding Hood’s’ dark forest."
Eileen was a bit stunned: "…What do you mean by ‘Little Red Riding Hood's dark forest’?"