In the dreamscape, people possess the same strength as they do in reality.
Because the self in the dreamscape is essentially a projection of oneself in reality.
If the dream's owner can maintain a clear consciousness, they can receive a significant power boost.
However, as dream creatures, nightmares have an even greater advantage.
In the dreamscape, even a newborn nightmare possesses disaster level strength.
An adult nightmare can confront an upper sequence superpower user, while a few elite-level nightmares can even invade the dreams of true-order masters!
Against such opponents, ordinary people have virtually no power to resist.
Upon encountering a nightmare, one's fate is entirely at the mercy of the nightmare's mood, but even if the nightmare is gentle, the experience is terrifying as hell for the victim.
Yet, nightmares generally don't seek trouble with superpower users because, to nightmares, it's not the strength that makes something tasty, but the fear.
