Naisis had misunderstood what Sela had said, thinking they could create dreams. Still, being able to have others visit them was pretty impressive. She could not bring others into her's, nor could she enter or even view another's dream from Reality or the awake world as Sela called it.
When Sela said she could bring stuff to other people's dreams (at least that is what she thought Sela meant), she was intrigued.
"You can give others stuff from your dream?" she had better clarify that, "ah, you take something from your dream and give it to someone in their dream. And does it stay there after you leave?"
Then Sela put her on the spot. Naisis was uncomfortable talking about her abilities, especially to strangers, but it was only fair since she had asked Sela about theirs.
"In daylight, I am nothing more than a horse. In Reality, at nighttime, I can alter the appearance of it, only in a bubble of one stride around me," she did some quick calculations, "that is about ten feet or three meters. I can not remove anything that is there, just disguise it. I can cause anything I create to seem like it is real such as a table," she flared her horn (small cone of smoke and golden fire) to create a small end table. Searching around, she found a small paper cup and put it on the table. "as well as other things, but they can only affect those in my sphere. Once outside, they cease to exist. I can change what the environment looks like, " with another flair of he horn, a full moon appeared just above the horizon in the sky over her shoulder, "but it is all an illusion."
To demonstrate, she turned and walked away from Sela. When she got ten feet from them, the moon disappeared, ten feet from the table, it vanished.
Turning back to Sela, she shrugged, "it is all an illusion."