However, trying to deceive Perfikot is not an easy task.
Or rather, even if you were truly that impressive, Perfikot wouldn't take it to heart.
Having completely understood the nature of this dream world, Perfikot clearly grasps one thing: in the dream, she is a god; she can do whatever she desires, regardless of logic.
So, these two monsters before her, whether it's Trivank's desperate struggle to drag her down with him, or Kelin's bluffing, mean nothing to Perfikot in terms of truth or falsehood.
She is invincible, and therefore her enemies could easily be crushed by her.
As long as she believes in this, and fully unleashes her imagination in the dream, nothing can defeat her in her own dream.
Perfikot almost immediately figured out this rule, so facing the monster transformed into a vast, shadowy mist, she simply raised her hand to draw a circle in front of her, then used this circle to capture Kelin.
