Sylvia saw what she wanted to see and remained silent for two seconds before saying indifferently:
"Turn it off."
Upon hearing this, the Dream Hunting Beast retracted its tentacles, causing the dream-projection bubble to shatter.
The Swift Moth was still asleep.
Watching the disappearing bubble, Qiao Sang suddenly thought of a serious problem:
Were all dream projections shown in the first-person perspective?
Then how was she supposed to see Yabao's evolved form?
"The task is complete."
Sylvia looked at Qiao Sang and asked, "When do you want your reward?"
That wasn’t important right now. What mattered was sothing else... Qiao Sang didn't answer but asked instead:
"Are all dream projections first-person? Is there a third-person perspective?"
Sylvia was montarily stunned.
She hadn’t expected this girl to be paying attention to such a detail.
"There is a third-person perspective, but that requires the Dream Projection skill to reach a ultimate level." Sylvia patiently explained.
Hearing this, Qiao Sang eagerly asked, "Then what level is your pet's Dream Projection?"
Even though the previous dream projection was in the first-person perspective, pet skills, once highly proficient, could be controlled in terms of power and mode, just like Little Treasure's Shadow Control!
"Advanced-level." Sylvia replied.
Qiao Sang: ...
Great. The task was done for nothing…
"Do you have a requirent for the skill proficiency of Dream Projection?" Sylvia asked, noticing the sudden drop in Qiao Sang’s expression.
Actually, it wasn’t entirely a waste. After all, she hadn't known this before. If soone else had taken on the task, she might have ended up using the Dream Enlightennt Stone on Yabao right away, expecting the other party to perform Dream Projection.
If that pet’s skill wasn't at the ultimate level, it would have been too late to regret it… That Dream Enlightennt Stone was a one-ti-use item, and there was only one of it!
Thinking of this, Qiao Sang felt much better and said, "Yes, I need a Dream Projection that can play in the third-person perspective."
Sylvia was surprised by this answer.
She had assud this girl was just a kid running around with a senior’s pet, but it turned out she was serious about the task rewards.
Since the reward was no longer what she wanted, Qiao Sang originally planned to leave. But then she thought of sothing and said,
"I don't need the task reward anymore. Just give a five-star review."
Sylvia’s gaze inadvertently fell on the pet in Qiao Sang’s arms. After a mont of thought, she said, "I know a director whose pet’s Dream Projection has reached ultimate level. I can take you to see him and ask on your behalf."
Qiao Sang’s eyes lit up. A sudden sense of joy washed over her, like seeing light at the end of a dark tunnel.
After waiting for half a month, she knew very well how rare it was to find a Beast Master whose pet had this skill.
"Then I’ll leave it to you!" Qiao Sang responded without hesitation.
She was afraid that if she hesitated, Sylvia might take it seriously and withdraw the offer. That would be a disaster.
"Follow . That director is on set today." Sylvia said as she got up, stepping around the still-sleeping Swift Moth, opening the car door, and getting out.
Qiao Sang quickly followed.
"Xun Xun..."
Little Treasure trailed behind but suddenly paused as he floated out of the car. He turned back, licked the sleeping Swift Moth once, then finally left the vehicle.
"Xun Xun..."
Inside the RV, the Swift Moth slowly woke up.
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On Set.
An elderly director with white hair sat in front of the cara, angrily scolding an actor:
"You’re playing a B-rank Beast Master! Have you ever seen a B-rank Beast Master this cowardly? You instinctively recoil at the sight of a high-level pet? This is acting! Acting! Even that Stealth Mantis is performing better than you!"
The actor stood silently, too scared to speak.
The assistant director suggested, "Maybe we should take a break so he can adjust?"
"Adjust?" The director snorted.
"With how timid he is, even a whole day wouldn’t help!"
Despite his harsh words, he still halted filming.
"We’ll resu when you stop looking so pathetic. Rember, you’re playing a B-rank Beast Master, not a coward!" He said with a dismissive wave.
At that mont, a gentle voice spoke beside him:
"Director, do you have a mont?"
The director turned and saw Sylvia. His expression imdiately shifted from stormy to pleasant.
"I was just about to take a break. What brings you here?" He asked in a much kinder tone.
Had Qiao Sang not heard his furious yelling earlier, she might have been fooled by his current deanor.
"I need a favor." Sylvia said.
"What is it?" The director asked.
He had always been patient with actors who had real talent, and Sylvia was one of them.
"This is my friend." Sylvia said with a smile.
"She’s looking for a pet with a ultimate-level Dream Projection skill. I rember your Dreamlace’s Dream Projection is at that level, so I brought her here."
"Nice to et you, Director!" Qiao Sang greeted sincerely.
"You have such a young friend?" The director’s gaze swept over Qiao Sang, then paused on the pet in her arms, a creature he had never seen before.
"Making friends with people of different ages helps with acting, doesn’t it?" Sylvia said with a smile.
Hearing this, the director’s expression softened even more.
"You ca at the right ti. Since I’m on break, we can find a quiet spot to help you now. Any other ti might not have worked." He said.
Qiao Sang was imdiately thrilled.
"Thank you, Director!"
"It’s nothing, just a small matter." The director said, waving a hand dismissively.
Then, feigning nonchalance, he asked, "By the way, what’s the na of the pet you’re holding? I don’t think I’ve ever seen it before."
Qiao Sang was used to this kind of question. Normally, she would just say, "It’s called a Blazing Star Canine" and move on.
But since this man was about to do her a big favor, she subconsciously answered more enthusiastically, "It’s called a Blazing Star Canine. You haven’t seen him before because he’s a pet from Blue Star."
As soon as she said that, the director, assistant director, Sylvia, and the surrounding crew mbers all fell silent.
"A pet from Blue Star?!" The director's eyes lit up as he carefully observed the highly photogenic pet.
"How do you have a pet from Blue Star?"
This was the first ti he had seen a Blue Star pet in real life!
"Because I’m from Blue Star." Qiao Sang explained.
"I’m here as an exchange student."
The director’s head shot up, a look of shock crossing his face.
He hadn’t expected Sylvia’s friend to have such a significant background.
Even though this was an interstellar era, not just anyone could travel between planets freely, let alone study as an exchange student.
He turned to Sylvia and saw the sa astonishnt in her eyes.
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