"The gods are indeed so cunning." Shuer ignored Kaiya's words and dragged them down for a long time before laughing and shook his head, "Actually, if you think about it carefully, you didn't answer anything. You just asked me back and forth, and then you made all my questions go away."

"Sometimes a sentence works more than ten thousand." Kaia seems to like to answer questions with rhetorical questions, "I think one sentence is enough for you and me, what do you say?"

"Okay, I admit, you won." Shuer sighed and said with a wry smile, "Then it's time to satisfy your curiosity. No, this is no longer a matter of curiosity, after all, you have your purpose."

"It seems that your question just now has no other purpose. Can I point it out for you?"

"Hey hey." Xiuer smirked and shook his head, with the style of the Lin Jing clan. "What do you want to know, just ask."

"all."

"I found that some gods are not only cunning, but also extremely greedy. My Lord is more kind." Xiuer curled his lips and said dissatisfiedly, "If you use a sentence that is said to be more effective than ten thousand sentences, you want to exchange for all my unreserved information. It is not appropriate."

"Shul, I know your hobbies and habits, and I also know that for you, this hobby is not a bad thing. If it is something else, I don't mind bargaining with you, but now it is different. You know better than me how serious the problem we are facing." Kaia stood up and his expression became serious. "All decisions now are directly related to the life and death of the whole world. Note that it is your world, not mine, so you should take it more seriously than me."

"Oh? Really?" Xiu'er's emotions were not mobilized, but relaxed his body and said leisurely, "Ha, it turns out that you were really bored to observe this dream. I thought that the purpose of you and I when we entered your dream was..."

"Stop." Kaia raised his voice and interrupted Shuer's increasingly dangerous speech without hesitation. After staring at him seriously for a long time, he said with a headache, "Okay, your guess also makes sense, although not 100% correct, I admit that the results of this observation are also very important to me. Well, I mean my world."

"Are you the only observer for such an important thing?"

"Do you have many companions in my dream?" Kaia did not mind Shure's attempt to retrieve his proactive attempt, and replied in a cooperative manner, "It's not that easy to observe dreams, don't worry, I'm the only one observer."

"So, what will happen if I fail 'this time'?" Shuer began to stare at the tea again, as if more gold coins were emerging inside.

"A question that must be avoided." Kaia shook her head, "but is the answer to this question important to you who are 'now'?"

"Hahahaha, you're right, I asked a stupid question." Yes, even if there is still a chance to try next time, it's meaningless to myself, the current world, the people and Gods I cherish. The next time I am myself, but I am no longer themselves, and they are no longer them. Trying to pin my destiny on the next time I don't know if there will be another chance. It's even more boring than placing hope for the next life. As Sul thought, he couldn't help laughing, and his laughter suddenly stopped, and his eyes became extremely sharp, "But it is not meaningless to you. For example, you can draw experience from failure and guide some..."

"Say, why don't you continue to talk, continue to test crazy on the verge of the collapse of the dream." Kaia glared at him with reproach, and continued to answer the questions with questions, "And... have you not guided? Am I not guided?"

Shur shut up, and the past in his dream was vivid. He drew experience from failure again and again and again, constantly guiding the dream world, and finally successfully completed the ceremony. Although it was completely opposite to the expected result, he finally found a final method that seemed feasible. In today's world, when he has come to this point, there are also shadows of the earth church looming in important links. Did she guide her? Did she not guide her? Shur could not find the answer, but as Kaiya said, the answer is no longer important.

"Your discovery, well, those you made public, really make sense. I think this is the most...almost close to success, but success is based on your ability to remain honest. I need your message, and you also need me." Kaiya lost his smile on his face and returned to the ancient god. "You must have understood the meaning of my words 'Who' just now, and you have actually figured out this key. When you decided to come to see me, you were ready to be honest. Why are you still entangled with these minor issues?"

"Because I want to make the clearer the problem, the better." Shuer no longer concealed it and replied frankly, "I know I have made many mistakes, and I feel that I am about to find success. So in order not to make mistakes again, I still come to see you. I think this behavior is enough to show my sincerity."

"Yeah, indeed." Kaia nodded. She also benefited a lot from Shur's behavior. For example, she finally knew that Shur suddenly changed his attitude because he discovered the existence of the observer and made everything uncontrollable. Of course, it was not this time. Only she herself knew how she didn't want to see some tragedies happening repeatedly. Now she finally figured out the reason, and Shur also solved the misunderstanding. It was because of this that she was so happy.

"My sincerity has untied your heart, but I don't have it yet. It is because it is important that I have to figure out everything as much as possible. Only in this way can I dare to tell everything honestly." Shuer smiled self-deprecatingly, "Although I am indeed too cautious, but I am willing to take the liberty. If it were you, would you dare to say everything casually?"

"Indeed, I dare not, so I forgive you for being entangled." Thinking from the perspective of others, Kaia really had no reason to blame Shul, "What about now? Are you relieved now?"

"Don't worry...uh...basically." Shuer raised a finger, "There's one last question."

"kindness?"

"Of course there is no need to say more about what will happen if you fail. I already know very well, but what will happen if you succeed? How do I know if you succeed?"

"Do you think I can answer your question?"

"Uh, can't you tell us directly then?"

"Do you think I can still enter a dream that has woken up?"

"Huh?" Shul was stunned, "Then you..."

"Don't worry, the Mother of Earth still exists, and there is no difference from before." Kaia said patiently, "I remember Luna told you that in my dream, she is Luna, but Luna is not her, so do I."

"You were indeed peeping at that time."

"When will you change your habit of clichés? I've gone around so much for this answer?" Kaia was very surprised. Why could Luna tolerate this bastard until now, "I think I need to educate you for Luna."
Chapter completed!