Most of the dream creatures who had once been loyal to him were, like his own Race, mist-like beings. They had inexplicably lost their homes when the Dream Realm shattered, without ever even seeing the Mirmi people.
When Alka inherited Mirmi's abilities and acquired the prototype illusion of young Mirmi, the aura unique to Mirmi inevitably emanated. Additionally, Alka entrusted some authority to the illusion. Not understanding it himself, he simply recruited mist-like beings willing to join the Palace. Among these mist-like beings were some who had once been members of the Mirmi Realm. Soon, word spread from them to other mist-like beings, passing from one to ten, and then from ten to a hundred.
The legacy of the Mirmi Realm's capital naturally began to flow towards Alka. In just forty days and nights, Alka's Dream Realm gained two more dream creatures with Fifth Stage power. Their power was stronger than the King's, yet they submitted to him.
