Dream Travel

Chapter 426 Convenience
Use it as an identity card? Bai Mu thinks this is a pretty good use.

"Okay, I'll be going now if there's nothing else."

"Of course, the people you brought back..."

"I'm having someone process your ID, and I'll send it to you later." Bai Mu entrusted this matter to Lily.

"Alright, just don't forget. There's one more thing, about the Dream Graveyard."

Borei pulled out a file folder: "Have you considered taking a position as a guard at the Dream Graveyard?"

"Isn't this something you can just do whenever you want?"

After learning about the Dream Graveyard, Bai Mu obtained a lot of related information from Lily.

Guarding the Dream Graveyard is a high-risk profession, since it's a place filled with countless dreams, and it's easy to get inexplicably caught up in them.

In addition, the area is filled with strange dreams, and there is a possibility that abnormal things might run out of it. Hauntings are commonplace, and monster sightings are even more frequent.

Fortunately, those who come from other dreams are all vulnerable to dream corruption. In the other dream graveyard, many of them are killed on their first encounter.

They often appear in the graveyard of alternate dreams, then accidentally or out of curiosity get caught up in another alternate dream. After escaping from the alternate dream, they perish because of the dream erosion they carry.

Even so, some dreamers still manage to escape from the dream graveyard.

Those who are easy to talk to are fine, but if you encounter a guard in the Dream Graveyard who isn't, trouble is likely to follow.

High-risk professions don't have high entry barriers, since staffing needs to be replenished frequently.

“You’re different,” Borei said with a straight face. What’s a high-risk job for others is a huge opportunity for Bai Mu. Give this guy enough time, and he can pull out a lot of resources from the dream world.

Just build a large base near the Dream Graveyard.

With White Curtain's abilities, she could easily clear a large number of alternate dreams every day.

The dreams in the Dream Graveyard have not been 'adjusted', meaning that the time flow in the dreams is very different from the real time flow.

The time difference between many dreams and reality is on the order of 1 day to 24-30 days.

For those with high intensity or special unusual dreams, the time difference will be even greater.

It's possible that one day in reality is equivalent to a year in a dream.

These kinds of strange dreams are fine as long as they don't cause problems, but once they do, they can easily lead to big problems.

Even the Bureau of Processing, which has mastered the technology to adjust time differences, dares not reduce the time of such strange dreams to a ratio of 1:3 or 1:2.

The reduction is too large, which could easily cause the dream to explode.

The dreams in the Dream Graveyard have not undergone time difference adjustment.

The white curtain fully enters a different dream for two or three days before leaving to move on to the next dream. The dream lasts for thirty days, while only about one day passes in reality.

The problem is that doing so is too taxing for dreamwalkers.

A day can feel like a month, and even a dreamwalker who has reached the extraordinary level will soon become what others stereotype as a dreamwalker.

He had an otherworldly and dignified appearance, but when asked, he was only forty years old.

"After you go to the Dream Graveyard, it will become very lively there."

"Probably not. So we have a Dream Graveyard here too." Bai Mu rubbed his hands together, looking rather impatient.

He originally wanted to visit the Desert Kingdom more often, and to check out the Dream Graveyard there whenever he had free time.

If the conditions are good, then move there.

However, there is also a Dream Cemetery near Rota City, and it even has official authorization, so he won't hold back.

"...Alright, don't pretend you don't know things you already know. I still suggest you don't get too obsessed with fantasy."

"It's nothing, I was just curious." Bai Mu waved his hand. Although there was an abnormal time flow problem in the dream world, it did not stop Bai Mu from exploring and tomb raiding inside.

The strange dreams he is familiar with will become unfamiliar due to the difference in the flow of time, but as long as the strange dreams still exist, that's fine.

"Sigh, well, the main job of the guards of the Dream Graveyard is to keep an eye on curious idiots who dare to trespass, and if they have the ability, to guide or eliminate those who come from the Dream."

At this point, Borre frowned almost imperceptibly.

"Is there something going on?" "Yes... because the Dream Guardians aren't heavily regulated, it's easy for some shady dealings to happen there."

"For example, some unlucky dreamers who are neither demons nor bad people are murdered?"

"Correct."

"Okay, I know how to deal with those people."

"Hey, are you planning to kill them all?" Borei's lips twitched slightly; he shouldn't have revealed this directly.

But Bai Mu isn't a bad person. If he's lucky enough to encounter something like this after he goes there, it will most likely lead to something even worse.

By telling Bai Mu some inside information beforehand, he would have fewer worries after taking action.

"I'll see what I can do then," Bai Mu said casually.

If you encounter them, just kill them; anyway, Borei's words have already given him both explicit and implicit meanings.

The level of oversight there isn't high, meaning that as long as you fulfill your guard duties, it doesn't matter whether the people there are good or bad...

"Try not to go too far."

"As long as they don't go too far, how many guards are there in this Dream Graveyard?"

"There are currently about four thousand guards, many of whom are serving their sentences as prisoners."

"Are the people in your department crazy? Why are you making such a fuss?"

"At least it can deter some people who frequently run to the Dream Cemetery. Moreover, those people have been screened, and many of them were forced to commit crimes. After their guard service ends, they can be released without charge."

Borre described the situation over there, saying that some people commit crimes because they are inherently bad, while others do so for other unavoidable reasons.

These types of people are more eager to return to a normal life, so they are actually more suitable to be guards.

Serving as a guard there only requires serving one-third of your sentence.

As for those vicious and wicked people, there's no need to send them to the Dream Graveyard.

No matter how much screening is done, it is still inevitable that some scum will be mixed in.

"Okay, I understand. But I won't be here anytime soon. I need to go to the Desert Kingdom."

"Karum? You're not really planning to seek revenge on the demons, are you?"

Borei felt his lips twitch again.

"I've been targeted so badly by those demons, how can I just sit here and suffer? I'll kill them!"

"I understand. How long will you be gone?"

"Hmm... one or two months? Or three months if things go badly?"

The Desert Fox Girl said there would be about six months left, and the trip to the Desert Kingdom wouldn't be too long.

"Then when are you leaving?"

"Next week."

Borre nodded. There was no problem with the timing. Now that Bai Mu was leaving, the mayoral election in Rota City was no longer his concern.

The White Curtain will depart next week and return in a month or two, by which time the election will be almost over.

Oscar didn't want to use the White Curtain, the "Maple Crown Medal," during the election campaign; he planned to use it after winning the election.

"You now have the Maple Crown Medal, and some restrictions imposed by the Bureau have been lifted. Come with me."

Borei took the white curtain to the processing bureau's warehouse.

"There is no limit to the quantity of low-quality and medium-quality holy oil. You can buy as much as you want if you have the money, but you must leave a safety line of reserves for the processing bureau."

Ten bottles of high-quality holy oil are provided each month, but the processing bureau doesn't have a permanent storage of many, so you won't be able to use your entire quota.

Borre demonstrated to the white screen the hidden benefits of the Maple Crown Medal.

(End of this chapter)