The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Moran gently placed the "Universal Skill Book - Dream Language" on her forehead, and the pages instantly transformed into a ray of light that seeped into her brow.

She subconsciously looked inward into her spiritual sea and saw that the wisp of energy, like a swimming fish, passed through her vast spiritual power and finally stopped beside the vortex portal formed by the Dream Key, condensing into a phantom book.

At the same time, a wisp of pink energy extended from the vortex portal, enveloping the entire book.

Having experience with "knowledge infusion," Moran immediately understood the principle behind it.

This "book" floating in the sea of ​​consciousness is not a physical object, but a knowledge package constructed from spiritual energy.

Although it resides within her spiritual realm, it does not entirely belong to her.

When she looked again at the twisted and flowing characters on the boulder at the village entrance, her feelings were completely different.

The shapes of those characters were still unfamiliar, but wherever their eyes fell, their corresponding meanings automatically came to mind: "It is forbidden to harm any plants or wild animals in the village."

This understanding wasn't achieved through translation; rather, it was as if the words themselves directly revealed their original meaning to her consciousness.

Moran recalled the discussions on the forum about the ban.

In Emerald Village, the dreamers, whether forest rangers or beast whisperers, all possess the ability to transform into at least one plant or animal.

The wildflowers by the roadside might be an elderly person sunbathing, and the sparrows in the treetops might be children playing.

A reckless adventurer once stepped on a seemingly ordinary mushroom, only to be chased by the dreamers of Emerald Wood Village for a long time.

Therefore, the guide specifically emphasizes: after entering Greenwood Village, try to only walk on the suspension bridges and vine paths in the trees, and when on the grass, do not touch anything except the most common grass in the forest.

However, Moran's attention was entirely focused on the "skill book" in his mental sea.

She keenly sensed that when she was understanding the words, it was the pink dream energy on the surface of the book that caused subtle ripples. These ripples, through some mysterious resonance, directly mapped the knowledge onto her cognitive level.

Even now, when she wants to read the forbidden text on the stone, the pink dream energy can guide her to understand the meaning of the dream language.

This is even more convenient to use than knowledge transmission, as if she has truly mastered the language of dreams.

However, the pink dream energy from the Dream Gate simultaneously isolated the knowledge in the skill book from her mental power.

She tried to probe into the "Dream Language Skill Book" with her mental energy, just like digesting the "Dream Eater Knowledge Pack," without encountering any obstacles.

But when she tried to pull the skill book out of the pink dream energy envelope, sever its connection with the dream gate, and make it completely hers, she found that the once gentle pink dream energy had instantly become indestructible.

Moran was genuinely curious: if all skill books existed in this form in the mental sea after use, why could only the skills of dream adventurers be used in the real world after being transformed by the Fruit of Realization?

She simply opened the adventurer panel and clicked the icon to leave the dream world.

That icon was exactly the vortex-shaped portal that the Dream Key in her mental sea had transformed into.

After clicking the icon, Moran felt as if she had passed through that door once again.

At the same time, the Dream Gate, along with the skill book enveloped in dream energy, transformed back into the Dream Key.

Xina opened her eyes on the bed. No matter how hard she tried to recall, she couldn't remember how the words "No harm to any plants or wild animals in the village" on the large rock at the entrance of Emerald Wood Village were written or pronounced in dream language. She had lost her knowledge of dream language.

It turns out that the skill books obtained in the dream world are sealed in the Dream Key along with the Dream Gate after returning to the real world. No wonder they can no longer be used in the real world!
If explorers leave the Dream World, their Dream Keys will be reclaimed by the Dream World, and the skills they acquire in the Dream World will naturally be lost as well.

However, Moran is already able to use the Book of Cards to create the "Universal Skill Book - Dream Language".

She made another "General Skill Book - Dream Language", materialized it, and slapped it on her forehead.

This time, the skill book in her spiritual sea was no longer entangled and enveloped by the dream energy of the Dream Gate, but it also did not merge with the Dream Key.

She also couldn't directly and skillfully use dream language like she could in the dream world by relying on the dream language skill book in her mental sea.

The "Dream Language Skill" seems to have become the "Complete Encyclopedia of Dream Language," and she has gone from being proficient in dream language to having a "Complete Encyclopedia of Dream Language" in her mind that she can refer to at any time.

You need to actively read it to learn about dream language.

For Moran, this feeling was somewhat like a {knowledge card} placed in her mental sea.

It seems that the key to skill books being used skillfully without learning lies in the dream energy that the Dream Gate uses to envelop the skill books.

Moran was able to read and digest the dream language knowledge in the skill book without any hindrance this time.

After she finished digesting it, the skill book disappeared from her mental sea.

The entire process of reading and digesting the material exercised the sluggish mental energy within her soul, transforming a small portion of it into active mental energy.

Unlike digesting a knowledge package, which not only strengthens one's mental strength but also provides additional mental strength, allowing one's spiritual energy to increase to a certain extent, it does not.

In the end, besides the knowledge gained from mastering skills books, the only effect is to strengthen one's mental fortitude.

It's hard to say whether this gain came from the skill book or from learning the knowledge itself.

Because mental strength can be trained and activated through continuous learning and thinking.

The gains in mental strength are far less than those in "knowledge transmission," and can only be described as better than nothing.

No wonder the mage explorers without Valen mentioned using skill books from the Dreamweaver World to train their mental power.

After all, even if they can't create skill book cards, they can still digest the knowledge in the skill books in their mental sea within the dream world.

However, this action gave Moran an idea, and he gave all the {Knowledge Cards} in the Book of Cards a small upgrade.

The new version of the {Knowledge Card} has the ability to be stored in the user's mental sea, just like skill books.

This way, everyone can access information in their minds anytime, anywhere, instead of having to take out cards to look up data.

It's a pity the Key to Dreams can't be retrieved from the Sea of ​​Spirit, otherwise Moran could easily feed it to the Book of Cards, allowing him to use its ability to master skill books without learning them, and apply it to the {Knowledge Cards}. (End of Chapter)