Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 685 Collective Dream
As the evening bells rang, people who had been busy all day fell asleep one after another.

Although some people still need to work hard and stick to their posts at night, most people in the city have already gone to bed and entered a sweet dream.

Even the nobles who used to feast and indulge in sex all night long now go to bed early and no longer have the rich nightlife of the past.

For a moment, the whole city seemed to be much quieter.

The night is even more silent and quiet.

Perfect was already lying on the bed, resting his head on the soft velvet pillow, and fell into a deep sleep.

But soon, she regained consciousness in her dream.

"Miss, is this the dream world? It seems to be no different from the real world." The loyal old butler appeared beside her and looked at the surrounding environment with a curious look.

Because Perfect was attacked in a dream last time, the old butler has been looking for a way to enter the dream to protect Perfect.

With the construction of the Dream-Calling Bell, the sound of the bell gradually harmonized the spirits of the residents of Beloberg, and the collective dream has gradually taken shape and stabilized during this period of time.

So Perfect planned to enter the collective dream to take a look and confirm the situation of the collective dream to make sure it could protect everyone as he imagined.

The old butler was naturally worried about Perfect, so he followed him into this collective dream.

"Dreams are based on the cognition of the dreamer. If it's just one person, the dream may be bizarre and anything could happen." In response to the old butler's doubts, Perfect explained patiently, "But collective dreams are based on everyone's cognition of the world. If the cognitions of two people conflict, then there will be a very serious incoordination in the dream, and it may even cause the entire dream to collapse.

The cognition of the real world is basically the same, so when a collective dream is formed, its appearance looks like the one that best fits everyone’s cognition.”

At this point, Perfectoth, as if in a playful manner, pulled out his Midas touch stick and waved it at the old butler, transforming his ordinary clothes into a set of gorgeous knight armor.

"Miss, this is..." The old butler looked at the armor on his body in surprise. Although it was a dream, the scene was still somewhat shocking.

"In a dream, the owner of the dream can control the dream at will. Although this is a collective dream, I can still control some changes in the dream. Ordinary people can do it too, but their mental strength is not strong enough, and they cannot realize that they are dreaming, so there is no way to do this." Perfect explained to the old butler.

But she did not tell the old butler that there was another important reason why she could do this. When making the Dream-Calling Clock, Perfecto reserved a backdoor for herself, so that she could directly control the entire collective dream.

Only Perfect knew about this, and she didn't intend to tell anyone else.

After all, if other people knew about this, it would inevitably cause unnecessary trouble.

The Dream Calling Bell itself is a facility set up to protect everyone's dreams. If the so-called protection of dreams is just gathering everyone together and then being controlled by one person, then how can we talk about protection?

No one wants their dreams to be controlled by others.

A collective dream is one that connects everyone's dreams together, and this is the limit that everyone can accept.

If someone could control the collective dream, someone would probably protest and even overthrow Perfectcot's rule. So even if it was his loyal old butler, Perfectcot chose not to say anything.

After changing her clothes, she began to tour the city of her dreams accompanied by the old housekeeper.

In a city that is almost identical to Beloberg in the real world and is a one-to-one replica, a large number of residents are moving around unconsciously, making them look like the walking dead.

“Although people are usually unconscious when they are asleep, it’s still a bit weird to see this kind of scene!” Perfect couldn’t help but complain as he looked at the unconscious people.

"Miss, are they okay like this?" The old butler didn't understand dreams. He just looked at those unconscious people with a little worry and concern.

"What's the problem? This is a dream. They don't realize they are dreaming. Even if they are injured or die, nothing will happen here." Perfect waved his hand indifferently.

In a dream, if one is not aware that he is dreaming, or even cannot maintain consciousness, then whether he is injured or dead, it is just a dream to the dreamer and cannot really hurt him at all.

But if the dreamer appears in the dream conscious and unaware that they are dreaming, and then is injured or killed, they will actually believe that they are dead or injured, and their body will instinctively reflect this.

Some are even more extreme and are killed directly in their dreams.

Of course, like when Perfectoct killed Krillin and Trevank before, their spirits and consciousness were projected into Perfectoct's dreams and had left their original bodies.

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If the dream stealers could put their consciousness and spirit back into their original bodies, they would not die in their dreams.

But if they couldn't leave Perfectok's dream, their life and death would be in Perfectok's hands.

These are naturally applicable in collective dreams as well. If someone is unaware of the situation and directly invades the dreams of the residents of Beloberg through a dream stealer, they will be sent to this collective dream.

Because this is a collective dream with a very strong protective power, an ordinary dream stealer cannot affect the dream, and even changing his clothes is impossible.

Under such circumstances, it would be impossible for the dream stealer to do anything he wanted, and everyone's dreams would naturally be protected.

Originally, Perfecto had planned to use his authority over the dream world to melt the ice and snow directly, restoring the city to its pre-doomsday appearance.

Even if it is just in a dream, if we could go back to the life before the disaster, I believe many people would flock to it.

But considering various reasons, Perfect gave up this option.

Because doing so will bring about a reality that is difficult to deal with, that is, everyone will be obsessed with dreams and have no intention of returning to reality.

In order to avoid this terrible situation, Perfect chose not to change anything.

(End of this chapter)