Main Text Volume Chapter 1471: Changes in the Dream

The endless sea, connected to the sky, is blue and clear. In the afternoon, the golden sunlight is very bright, and it falls on the sea to form sparkling spots.

The sound of the waves is soothing and rhythmic. With the occasional cry of seagulls, Angell feels a sense of peace.

This is a land near the sea, and also a white sand beach.

Toby is lying on the soft beach at this time, sleeping soundly without any image.

Angell couldn't help but sigh in his heart. Because he was worried about Toby's situation, he entered his dream, and now he is in Toby's dream.

As a result, Toby was drunk and drowsy in reality, and he was also sleeping soundly in his dream.

Because Angel's dream is based on Toby, he can't walk around, and can only observe the surrounding situation.

But as far as the current dream is concerned, Angell is relieved.

Compared with the last time he entered the dream, he was entangled by the thick and dark negative energy, which is much better. Although Angel could not observe the situation in other places, he could feel the peace and tranquility in the sunshine, beach and sea tide in front of him.

Toby's dream had changed. It seemed that he had temporarily escaped from the shadow of the extreme resentment.

Moreover, Toby dared to lie on the beach with his four legs up in the air and sleep, which also meant that he trusted the safety of the surrounding environment.

Because Toby had been sleeping, Angel observed here for a while and prepared to return to reality. However, just as he was about to leave, he heard a fine rustling sound.

The first thing that came into view was a pair of bare jade feet with distinct joints.

Toby seemed to feel the movement around him, yawned, and raised his head to see that it was Oli in a maid's uniform.

Oli carefully picked up Toby: "Supreme Lord Toby, the young master asked the kitchen to make dried fish and waited for the master to come in the restaurant."

Angel: "..." Supreme what? Where did this ghost name come from?

Angel complained in his heart, but Toby enjoyed this honorific very much. He jumped along Oli's arm all the way to her head. With his feet on Oli's head, he had a sense of overlooking the world.

Oli led Toby along the path and walked into the island. Passing through rows of dense palm trees, Oli led Toby to a path that Angel felt very familiar with.

This path looked very much like the winding path leading to Pat Manor at the end of Gru Town.

It turned out that Angel's feeling was right. Not long after, the shape of Pat Manor appeared in front of him.

Toby seemed to have rested enough on Oli's head at this time, and flapped his wings to fly high in the sky. While flying high in the sky, Angel also had a general understanding of this terrain.

A small island surrounded by the sea, with a beach on the outside of the island, a dense palm forest next to it, and Pat Manor in the innermost.

This layout is basically the same as Toby's dream before he fell into the disaster of extreme resentment.

Angel frowned. According to Graya's analysis of Toby's dream, the series of images of the sea and the impenetrable palm forest all symbolize the high walls built in Toby's heart.

At this time, Angel saw Toby chirping happily and swooping towards the second floor of the manor.

Following Toby's sight, Angel saw himself on the balcony on the second floor.

Toby fell on the shoulder of 'Angel' in the dream and rubbed him intimately.

And Angel in the dream also smiled and doted on Toby: "Let's go and eat dried fish."

Toby called happily again and jumped back and forth on 'Angel's' shoulder excitedly.

Seeing this scene, Angel could confirm that the reason why Toby changed the image in the dream to the sea was because of the desire for exclusivity in his heart.

And the object of exclusivity was 'Angel' trapped in this isolated island manor.

As Frost said, although the resentment was suppressed, it still affected Toby all the time before Toby survived this disaster.

Even though the environment in the dream has become much calmer than before, this series of images still shows Toby's potential thoughts.

The next dream was still uneventful. Toby and 'Angel' went to the restaurant and ate the dried fish that filled the whole room, including 'Angel' lying in the middle of the mountain of dried fish, eating one bite after another.

Angel looked at himself in the dream, crazy about dried fish, and his inner desire to complain kept rising.

Angel thought that the next dream should not be too big, but who knew that at this time, the maid Oli walked into the restaurant.

Toby took a look and continued to eat without caring.

But 'Angel' frowned at this time: "The master is dining, how can the servant come in casually? It's too rude!"

When Toby heard that 'Angel' was angry, he also glared at the maid Oli angrily. As the latter trembled, Toby flew forward and pushed the maid Oli out of the restaurant.

'Angel' stroked Toby's head with a smile: "You did a good job. The naughty servant should be severely punished."

Toby also rubbed 'Angel's palm happily.

But the thought of Angel attached to Toby was in an uproar in his heart because of this scene.

When Angel entered Toby's dream for the first time, the scene was also here. At that time, in addition to being intimate with Angel in the dream, Toby was very jealous and disgusted with the maids in the manor who were close to Angel.

This time, Angell could clearly feel that although Toby still had a desire to monopolize 'Angel', his attitude towards servants became indifferent, which showed that his desire to monopolize was reduced and his jealousy was also reduced.

All this was developing in a good direction, and Angell was still happy to see it.

But what he didn't expect was that Toby was getting better, but a variable appeared in his dream! It was the 'Angel' in the dream. With Angell's character, he couldn't treat the maid Orly like this, and he encouraged Toby to teach her a lesson.

Angell had read Freud's topic on dreams, which clearly stated: The images in dreams are based on reality, but transcend reality.

But no matter how transcendent, the dreamer's own perception of the images in dreams must be based on reality.

In other words, Toby's characterization of 'Angel' in the dream must be consistent with his perception of 'Angel' in reality.

In reality, Angell never showed disgust for the maid Orly, nor would he say the previous words.

This means that something has happened in Toby's dream.

Either Toby's cognition is biased, or there is something wrong with 'Angel'.

Angel doesn't think Toby's cognition will be biased, and the dream itself is very peaceful, so only 'Angel', the character in the dream, is wrong.

Angel's eyes turned back and looked at the 'self' who he felt embarrassed before.

I don't know if it's a psychological effect, but Angel always feels that the 'Angel' in the dream is standing quietly not far away and smiling, and there is an inexplicable dampness.

The blue eyes that should have been clear were also faintly stained with a layer of gloom.

...

Angel walked out of the dream bridge and opened his eyes in reality.

He was still on the high platform of the Black Castle at this time, surrounded by the whispering exchanges of wizards.

Greya was looking at Angel curiously, wanting to know what Angel saw in his dream. However, after Angel opened his eyes, he fell into thought directly, and his brows were tightly furrowed.

This made Greya's heart skip a beat.

After a long while, Angel came back to his senses from his contemplation, and Greya couldn't wait to ask about Toby's dream. Felicia and Sanders also looked over curiously.

Because this matter was related to Toby's secret, Angel didn't speak directly, but told his dream journey in detail through the mind tie.

In particular, his description of the performance of 'Angel' in the dream and his strong doubts about 'Angel' were very detailed.

"Toby himself has not changed, but the role he plays in your dream has a drastic contrast?" After listening, Greya frowned and said, "It's true that something is wrong. Although I don't know much about dreams, I can be sure that the subject of the dream is still the dreamer, and the other images are just the personal will of the dreamer. Toby can't set you as such a contrasting role alone."

What's wrong here?

Felicia: "I have a guess. Could it be that you in the dream are actually an outsider, just like you entered Toby's dream just now?"

The so-called outsider does not mean that someone else has invaded Toby's dream. Rather, the 'Angel' in this dream is not the product of Toby's own will.

So, who will play the 'Angel' in the dream?

"If you regard your previous dream as a drama, then the villain must be you in the dream." Sanders said after a moment of silence: "Think carefully, what are the characteristics of the villain in this drama?"

"With negative emotions?" Angel replied.

"Not only that, you did something in the dream." Sanders: "He is guiding Toby's thinking."

Angel recalled what happened in the dream-

When Oli came to the restaurant, the 'Angel' in the dream clearly showed anger towards Oli. After seeing that 'Angel' was angry, Toby attacked without hesitation. After attacking Oli, 'Angel' said very happily: naughty servants should be taught a lesson.

From this series of events, it can be seen that ‘Angel’ is indeed clearly guiding and even inducing Toby.

But why would he do this?

With this question, Angel thought about what the final result of the guidance would be?

The answer can be easily inferred: Toby’s personality changed drastically, and he fell into the abyss of negative emotions again.

When he came to this conclusion, Angel suddenly had an epiphany in his heart, and he understood a little what Felicia was talking about as ‘outsiders’.

Perhaps, it was the suppressed resentment!

Although it was suppressed, it did not completely dissipate.

Frost said that it would continue to affect Toby, and it is obvious that it has appeared now. In the dream, it turned into ‘Angel’, as Toby’s most profound bond, ‘Angel’’s’ words are obviously the easiest to guide Toby!

Thinking of this, Angel was relieved.

The resentment will sooner or later affect Toby, but I am afraid that I don’t know how he will show it. Now that we know its appearance, as long as we prescribe the right medicine, we can, to a certain extent, slow down or even prevent Toby from being eroded by extreme resentment.