"Yeah... Any chance Stiles' parents and or siblings would accept Sky in the family?"

"It's just his dad. I don't think he'd reject him."

"Any way to easy the blow?"

"As long I introduce them and not Stiles, it should be fine."

"Ok, any reason we should do this now? Or we can have you take a nap and see what your dimension feels like when you are actively dreamshaping it?"

"We can try that. Do I have to do anything different, or do I just sleep normally?"

"You will fall asleep normally, then you will find yourself... Out of body experience doesn't really cover it, but it is close enough, you will be able to expand your dimension and feel it's properties and limitations vaguely like you can feel your own limbs. The dimension is a sphere right now, but I'd recommend that you expand it towards the sky. You can't dream and it is easier to wake, but the passage of time is kinda of finicky. You might be able to manifest a projection of yourself, kinda of an avatar, it can't leave the pocket dimension but it can interact with things."

"Okay. Let's try it. I just fall asleep..."

He looks for a place to lie down.

It's like being bodiless adrift in a sea of energy and power, going through and around him. The energy wants to take shape, and if Scott pushes just the right direction he can consciously influence what the magic will create.

...

Would he need to use a portal to get to the original world he made?

Is he going to accidentally create new people? He should have asked.

Can he force himself to wake up and ask?

In a sense, Scott is now the world he created.

He can't create people by accident, the option is available right there as a option.

Scott can force himself awake if he has more questions.

Sure. Bodiless. Fun. 

Can he try to find the woods and the monsters from before? Empty houses?

Not quite. it is like trying to feel out something in his back without using his hands. There is a sense of what is there, but very vague, he could point out where the houses or trees are, maybe even get a vague sense of things moving but not what is moving.

So the stuff he saw before in the dreamworld is still out there, he just can't see it.

That's good.

What if he adds a fence around the woods? Can he find where to put it?

He can't change already existing things, but he can expand around what he already created with high quality fences.

Good. That will slow down their encroachment.

Can he make plants that will feed the magical creatures of the forest?

Even though they mostly eat humans?

He can create normal orchards with edible plants, he can add normal animals to the forest. His power even provides suggestions for what kinds of plants and animals he should make. Creating things that aren't proper for the climate feels.... not hard but slightly less automatic.

How dumb can the animals be?

He doesn't want to create things just so they can suffer.

He can give the animals all sort of genetic disorders, including various brain diseases and the inability to feel pain.

That's not quite what he was hoping for.

...

Can he just make mindless animals that still sustain the monsters that eat them?

To create something truly mindless... he can create dead animals, who were never alive or conscious, but are still warm and fresh enough to be eaten without problems.

Dead without spending any time alive? 

He'll take it.

Suddenly, dead animals in the forest. Lots of them. 

The creatures of the forest can eat animal flesh just as well as human, and well-fed, they won't attack any townsfolk. 

Suddenly his hold on the dream dimension is shaken and he might even think he lost control of it entirely...

...but no, Felix is just waking him up.

"What's going on?"