Agatha could traverse shadows and mirrors in an instant. At the end of "The Dream of the Nameless," she could return to the Homeloss in the real world and observe changes at the edge of the reflection boundary—Duncan had no doubts about her abilities.
"As long as Silantis and the goat-headed one awaken, 'The Dream of the Nameless' will end..." Duncan frowned slightly, carefully pondering the hypothesis Agatha had just put forward, "Does that mean that 'The Dream of the Nameless' is actually 'sustained' by both Silantis and the goat head?"
"Or rather, it's their shared dreamscape," said Agatha earnestly, "This could also explain why that 'reflected Homeloss' sails on the edge of Silantis's Dreamscape."
Duncan did not speak for a moment, silently organizing his thoughts.
After a while, he suddenly broke the silence, "So, as you said, the reason why 'The Dream of the Nameless' ended prematurely this time was because my first mate was 'awakened'—but what caused it to be 'awakened'?"
