Zombie Marvel? Luckily, I'm Superman!

Lin Yi nodded under the somber gazes of the others.

"Although it sounds unbelievable, we cannot rule out the possibility."

"Of course, that's assuming... our speculation is correct..."

Lola fell silent, Eli fell silent, and even Luger's lips began to twitch.

"This...is indeed a bit unbelievable, I can't quite accept it."

This conjecture is indeed hard to accept; I might be in someone's dream right now.

Even if this speculation proves true, one might question whether they themselves actually exist.

"I don't think... probably," Eli said.

That's what he said, but his tone betrayed a lack of confidence.

"If we're in someone's dream, doesn't that mean we'll disappear if that person wakes up?"

Eli shuddered at the thought.

"Don't worry, it's just a guess." Lin Yi denied the guess.

"If we can have independent cognition and make clear guesses about our dreams, then it is highly likely that we are real individuals."

"Even if it really is a dream, once it shatters, what awaits us is waking up, not disappearing along with the dream."

"However," Lin Yi changed the subject, "I still tend to think this is just a guess, the possibility is too low."

“That’s right,” Lola agreed, then paused and posed the question again: “So, how should we interpret this dream?”

"Perhaps the answer lies in finding that fragment of the dream?" Luger added.

"That makes some sense," Lola replied. "But where is the Dream Fragment Continent? Does the information you looked at back then contain any further details?"

"That's it. I already said there are very few records, let alone where to find them." Luger shook his head, looking somewhat troubled.

"I have a guess," Eli said, raising his hand again.

"Didn't we just mention that the Dream Continent is a fragmented continent pieced together from the dreams of countless living beings?"

"Could it be that this fragmented continent only exists in dreams?"

"So, the only way to find the Dream Fragment Continent is to fall asleep and dream?"

The three of them suddenly stopped, looked at each other, and instantly realized that Eli's guess was correct.

Yes, the Dream Fragment Continent. If you want to find it, then go into the dream world to find it.

"Let's include this in our follow-up action plan. If needed and if there's an opportunity, we can give it a try?" Lola asked for their opinions.

"What does it mean to include it in the follow-up action plan? Do we have an action plan now?" Luger was confused.

These words immediately drew three speechless glances.

In one day, the manager will go to the ninth floor, which will most likely cause a large-scale battle, the most intense battle in many years, which is already a foregone conclusion.

Does this really need to be brought up in the open?

Lola didn't want to talk to him, and neither did Eli.

"Uh... okay, I get it." Luger chuckled awkwardly, realizing what was going on.

Finally, after a brief discussion, the group summarized and revised their answer to the second question posed by White Ocean.

"So, the final guess is—in the dimensional gap world, reality and illusion coexist. Reality is right here." Lin Yi pointed to the ground.

"Illusion exists in dreams, and these two constitute the dimensional gap world. What we know so far is only half of the dimensional gap world."

"Hmm. So, regarding the question of whether dimensional gap worlds truly exist, it's possible that dimensional gap worlds do indeed exist in reality."

"But in dreams, the dimensional gap world is illusory; it doesn't actually exist," Lola added.

"Of course, it could also be the other way around; it's possible that the dimensional gaps in dreams are the real worlds."

"The two guesses have the same percentage."

"These are probably the answers with the highest probability derived from the analysis of the responses."

"Hmm..." Lin Yi responded, and he and Lola looked at each other for a moment.

In fact, when Eli spoke, they already had a clue to the Dream Fragment Continent.

Considering Lola's first question, Eli might play a decisive role in how to get to the Dream Fragment Continent within the dream world.

However, this is based on the premise that the answer to the first question was guessed—that Eli is part of the consciousness of the dimensional gap world, or that the dimensional gap world is part of Eli's consciousness.

In such a conscious dream, Eli might be able to provide unexpected help.

However, neither of them said it aloud.

As for Lin Yi, he had another guess of his own that he didn't say.

At the end of the discussion, Lin Yi suddenly thought of a question.

What kind of protection measures did my future self set up for the colored crystal fragments?

I have vague memories of houses and boxes.

But if it's just hidden on the ninth floor, what kind of measures should I take to prevent the administrator from noticing it?

The answer is that physical methods are extremely rare.

Moreover, Lin Yi felt that physical storage would not be able to evade the administrator's detection. It wasn't that he hadn't thought of this problem before, but Lin Yi felt that there was no need to speculate in this direction because there were no clues.

Now that the Dream Fragment Continent has appeared, Lin Yi couldn't help but connect it with the past.

If it's a dream fragment continent that can only be reached by sleeping and dreaming, then being a storage point for colored crystal fragments is far safer than the real world, isn't it?

There are so many things that can be controlled in dreams, and dreams tend to favor the application of idealistic abilities.

It could even be set up so that even if the administrator sees that place in a dream and can reach it, but doesn't have the corresponding method, they simply can't open the box containing the colored crystal fragments, which would make perfect sense.

Even if you unleash tremendous destructive power in a dream, it is still just a dream and will not have a real impact on the box.

This also explains why the administrators kept wasting time here instead of going directly to the ninth floor to find the colored crystal fragments.

The more I think about it, the more I feel that my future self will do this; that's the answer.

However, we won't discuss these matters with Lola and the others for now, since we don't have much to do with them, and these are just guesses.

Lin Yi rubbed his hands together, feeling somewhat emotional.

He traveled to the Marvel Universe, but it wasn't like he had a script where he could easily conquer everything; instead, it was like he had a mystery script, with guesses and mysteries everywhere.

Shaking his head, Lin Yi suppressed these thoughts for the time being and asked Lola, "The last question, the last question, what answer did the White Ocean give?"