Without skipping a beat, he immediately follows after the other, though not without giving a quick visual sweep to their surroundings.

For whatever reason, Lianhuan #2 makes a face of disgust.
"Oookay, guess that's of enough of that," he mutters to himself. It makes sense, right? If this really is one of those imagined worlds, then maybe the amount of attention being allocated here has decreased, and so this portion can no longer be sustained. Then he'd better get out as soon as possible.
Well, he can't take this as evidence, but he'd like to think he's right. Don't we all?
He starts veering out of the fields, presumably to investigate a nearby village/structure. Whatever comes first, one would suppose.

"Mmm, well, it shouldn't," Yvonne replied to Heaven. "It won't."
She closed her eyes for a moment as if resting her sight. "I think they are going to enter this area. They are welcome here, so there should be no problem with anything."
Emphasis on those two words, as if she were talking to someone else in the room that wasn't Heaven.


The mist parted after the pair made it through the door (which promptly closed behind them). Now they can see a spacious courtyard/lobby spread out in front of them, with crystal pillars holding up the ceiling and a circular pool in the very center. Almost everything around appeared to be made of glittery glass, even the floor tiles and walls, though the outside couldn't be seen. In fact, the light comes from the water and the reflections on the glass, like stars surrounding them both.
There had been the sound of a cascade. Glowing water poured from a circular opening in the roof and into the pool, sparying little droplets everywhere. Some flowers floated around.
Even though the area itself was completely different from whatever could have been imagined from the outside, the most interesting thing was perhaps that someone in a white dress stood next to the water cascade. Their face isn't visible, instead covered by a veil.


Lianhuan #2 has no trouble going back towards the village area. In fact, he may find that the walk that way is much easier than his recent journey to the border of the dream. 
The closest structure is what looks to be a house with a single room. None of the windows have curtains, so a table can be seen from the outside. 

((Hmmm yes I shall respond I thought I did months ago but I shall do so keep up activity))

"They're welcome here?" Heaven echoed, raising a brow "What happens when someone is not welcomed here?"

((I apologize for the delay Y_Y though hopefully it should be smooth sailing from here to the planned thread end))

"Then they can't get near this area, or near me for that matter," Yvonne replied to Heaven. "The stairs are already a bit of a labyrinth. It could be worse, I can imagine it. Really, it depends."


As soon as both Jenny and Lianhuan are aware of the veiled person, she(?) made a motion with her hand. The sleeves were a tad too long though and so it only came across as an arm movement.
"You are welcome here." The voice, flat-toned though familiar, carried across the room to ensure the words wouldn't go unheard. "They are waiting. Please head up."
The central cascade parted in the center to reveal an almost transparent staircase that leads upwards and over the ceiling of the room.

Lianhuan #2 notices the houses are made from, ordinary material I guess. The doorknob he chose turned with slight resistance and the door creaked open...

(Sorry I wasn't aware I should've replied)

"This feels sketch...sketchy. Highly sketchy," Lianhuan exclaims aloud. It seems he hasn't gotten past his initial reaction. He takes a second to get ahold of himself, before asking, "Who are you? And who's they?"
To be honest, he's not really expecting a response at all, or a helpful one if one is received. But it's better than just going on and following a random entity's instructions...regardless of whether that's what the thread actually needs. Oops, one would suppose.

Lianhuan #2 takes his hand off the knob as quickly as he can and waits to make sure that nothing will jump out at him. Someone has definitely been reading one too many YA horror stories. 

"You say that like here doesn't completely put us in a terrain disadvantage," he hisses back. And really, so far it seems that they really have had no agency in what happens. Outside of the wheat thing, of course, but that barely is anything to begin with. 

"Yvonne?" Jenny frowned. "If it's Yvonne...this can't be too dangerous, right? We're...coworkers." She wasn't quite sure of Yvonne considered them friends, but they had worked together before without too many problems. "I wonder what she wants...or why she's changed the library."

The figure remained silent for a long moment. In the end, however, still unmoving except for her clothes, she decided on a reply. "I am just a figment of her mind. Yvonne has asked that you be taken to her." 
After another brief pause, she added, "Yvonne can answer your questions. I am here only to verify your relation to her and make sure you remain safe."


The house contents Lianhuan sees are rather barren for a habitable home. Although some people prefer spare decoration, the image viewed from the window points to the idea that nobody has lived here. And, judging by the empty state of the current space, it's unlikely anyone would live there anytime soon. 

((I must see if I have to respond or not via rereading everything lol))

((I do enjoy that when it comes to this thread, we post on it every now and then. STILL ALIVE!))