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Why are you only focusing on the context of Luck's POV? It's weird because the focal point of the scene is on the three characters and is the crux of my argument. Luck even being wrong doesn't even matter. If he's wrong, you still have Magna calling it impossible. And then, Reve saying it is possible, because that's the way she wants it to be.The context shows that it is the latter definition. The "seemingly without end" because from luck's point of view and his sensory capabilities there is no end.
Or are you going to say that something "seeming to have no end" is impossible?
If it was the rule of the dream world then there would only be one individual's dreams portrayed. But both can use their dreams. "It can't support the dreams of two people.. Glamour World... Is collapsing.." Means that it's not strong enough to support their dreams. Their dreams > Glamour World.The dream world couldn't contain the dreams of two people... It's the nature and rule of the dream world to contain only one individuals dreams so it collapsed. It's not an application of combat capabilities or AP