Seeing the creature's strange face, Ron was stunned for a moment, and then a creepy feeling suddenly rose in his heart, goosebumps rose on his back, and he instinctively took a step back. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

The teeth of the giant creature were slender and sharp, and even though they were surrounded by warm gold, they still had a cold and cold feeling, as if they were about to bite into it in the next second.

And the countless arms that grew on his body hung like slender fluffy tentacles, fluttering and undulating with his body.

'This guy...'

Richhard, who was standing in front of him, smiled at Ron's secret vigilance.

"I didn't expect to meet you here, Lord Moomin, King of the Hundred Arms. ”

"Hey, hey. The giant creature named Moomin spun around its bald head with a large mouth and said in a high-pitched voice. "You're here, so what's so strange about me here. ”

"That's right. Richard nodded approvingly, his white pupils scanning the lively ball. "So, who else has arrived besides you and me? Mr. Barov said just now that I was only the third to arrive. ”

"Of course. Moomin stretched out one of his arms and casually pointed to the bustling stage in the distance. "See, that sinister guy from Maguire arrived half an hour before the ball started. ”

Alert, Ron followed his arm in that direction, but in that place he saw only a vague shadow and no other creatures.

The shadow was just over a man tall, as if something was shining on the ground through the light from the ceiling, and there was nothing special about it.

"Maguire?" Richard was slightly stunned when he heard the name, and then his smiling face suddenly turned gloomy. "You mean Miss Anna hired Maguire too??"

"That's right. Moomin's shrill voice was tinged with a hint of helplessness. "Actually, I was very surprised when I first got the news, but this is Miss Anna's ball, and we can't interfere with who she invites. ”

"......" was silent for a moment, and Richard frowned before speaking. "I hope I don't interfere in the rest of the matter, otherwise, I have the right to quit the 'ball' early. (To be continued.) )