Choden didn't know what to think of the "assessment" they were about to give them, but he didn't really care. He was more occupied thinking about how this world could work, believing that if he found an answer, he would be able to find a solution. They said the fortress was a "safe zone," but perhaps that was only because there were so many Lucids together here. The longer they were not in imminent danger, the more he worried about when it might come back. As long as strange things happened, Choden was able to see it as a dream, albeit a very vivid one. Now, it felt as if the dream was stabilizing into his new reality. If it went on like this, soon it would turn out that he had always lived here, and the strange things that had happened would just turn out to have been hallucinations. Perhaps to a bodhisattva it wouldn't matter what world he lived in, but he didn't want to miss his home. He kept trying to direct the dream, to destabilize it, to make things happen that could only happen in a dream, albeit harmless things. He'd rather the dream turned into a nightmare again than that it was crystallizing into a reality. But nothing happened. It seemed all he could do was to wait and see, but in the meantime, he might as well try.