The task itself was far harder than Amari could initially comprehend. Dream Spells weren't like those of the shadow element or any other one for that matter. Simpler elements like Shadow weren't hard to create spells for.
All you needed to do was visualize, speak to the mana and breathe your will into it. It was still the same process through and through, but visualization wasn't as simple with the dream element.
What exactly was a Dream spell supposed to look like?
Did it have a form? Or shape? Or a specific nature to it? He had no idea of any of those things.
Nightmare was perhaps a little simpler. Even on Earth, everyone was aware of a simple piece of knowledge. Nightmares ran on fear for fuel. Fear brewed nightmares. So, at the very least, he had a clear idea of what that would look like.
But then came a paradox of some sort. A dream was not a nightmare, but a nightmare was always a dream.
