The space elevators were completed on the third day. Then, on the fourth day, Luna appeared before the world. With her appearance came the opening of the space elevators and the habitats above them. She explained their function, how one would be allowed to live, do business, and carry out scientific experiments up there at low costs.Because Dream's technology was effective and he had nigh unlimited energy to power the elevators, it cost pennies to transport large amounts of weight. The elevators were totally safe, convenient, and fast. It would only take several minutes to rise to space at a safe speed. There were also magic devices onboard that provided comfort and negated forces like g-force and such. Nothing could possibly go wrong with Dream's technology and magic.With how amazing it was, it naturally caused people to be suspicious. Wasn't it too good to be true? But regardless of what they thought, there were instantly millions that expressed their desire to use it. These peopl

Luna wasn't the only one who was present within the dressing rooms. Her other two wife compatriots, Iris and Alice, were already present and getting ready.Of course, when all the other women arrived, they were immediately distracted. Dream's family quickly flooded the girls, moving to make all sorts of arrangements. They sat them down in chairs, grabbed curling irons, and went to town.It was an hour of pure mayhem as they dressed and criticized the tiniest of details. No fold could be out of place, no hair could be sticking out, and no sweat was allowed! This seemingly simple event was turned into the biggest deal as Dream's family ran around and made sure absolutely everything was perfect. Even Luna was stunned into silence by how serious they were. It was like their lives depended on the success of this wedding.Alice was similarly surprised, but she had more experience with how Dream's family operated. They were a rambunctious family that seemed to always be at odds with each oth

Luna, Iris, and Alice gazed at the rings on their finger. They could feel Dream's aura directly from the ring itself, as if he were within the ring. Technically, that wasn't a false assumption.After the soul bond was created and finished, Dream analyzed what exactly it did. The bond cut out a part of his soul and placed it within another person. Dream had altered this part and formed that chunk of soul into a ring. Thus, three pieces of his soul were among the three rings. These rings were then connected to the others. However, it wasn't a simple cut and paste.For some reason, Dream could sense those pieces of his soul within the girls, as if those pieces were still a part of him. And because those pieces were also imprinted among the girls, he could feel the girls' souls. This was the connection. It wasn't much different from directly connecting one soul to another.The girls had also given three pieces of their soul, giving it to the others. Thus, they were all connected. However,

Simply explaining it, this skill allowed one to turn mana into matter. When it was a part of the skill known as [Summons from another world], along with the catalog, it allowed Dream to summon all kinds of different objects. As long as he had enough mana, there was basically no limit to what he could summon.Now, the skill had been given to him in its most basic form. To use it, all Dream had to do was pour mana into the skill and visualize what he wanted to create. Visualizing all the little details of an object was extremely easy with the catalog in his mind space. With that, he could conjure anything he wanted from thin air. However, not only had Dream refrained from doing this for many years, but he refrained from studying the skill itself.Dream knew that once he started studying the skill, he wouldn't be able to stop. This was the most mystical skill he ever had, and cracking its secrets was too alluring to him. Dream knew this, so up until now, he had been making preparations.

For the next few months, Dream continued to give lectures every few days. The down time in between lectures was so everyone could process the information, coming back with even more questions than before. They also asked more specific questions, and Dream had to elaborate on a variety of subjects, giving mathematical evidence and logical reasoning.It was like he was a repository of all knowledge in the universe. Dream was a single open book that all the students had to flip through as best they could, getting as much out of him as possible about all kinds of different topics. It seemed like there was never enough time for him to speak.Meanwhile, the outside world was constantly breaking down every word he said. As soon as everyone realized that he knew what he was talking about, they took a nose dive into the pool of knowledge he spilled, analyzing every detail and criticizing every angle. Academics from all around the globe applied his knowledge in experiments, seeking to confirm i