Lis frowned as he looked at the "Lonely for Drunkenness" before him.
This was a situation he had not anticipated.
He had considered the possibility that there were no player dream spaces in the Dream World.
After all, the players all came from another world, and their "sleep" was essentially logging off; it was possible for them not to have dream spaces.
But what Lis hadn't expected was that he couldn't find a corresponding anchoring point for the soul of the player in front of him in the Dream World!
According to the "Sphinx Dream Building Skill," all living beings' souls should have a corresponding projection coordinate in the Dream World, which is where their dream space would be located.
As long as a creature has a soul, it must have an anchoring point.
When they enter into slumber, their dream space would appear at the corresponding location in the Dream World.
