"Looks like you're finally remembering?" Frey put the cup down, glanced at Allen, and then looked elsewhere.

"Hmm......" Alan replied softly, then stared at Frey and asked, "Why didn't you say that just now?"

"Just now?" Frey pursed his lips, "huh...... I didn't think about it just now. ”

Alan could see that he was just making an excuse. He obviously knew what was in the dungeon early on, so he had to come along.

Remembering what Doug said, someone had been to that place a year ago, and now Alan could basically conclude that that person was Frey.

But why did he remain silent in front of Professor Watson and the others just now? Wouldn't he have been able to find the clues more quickly if those professors had helped?

"Don't you want others to know the secrets in the dungeon?" Thinking of this, Alan seemed to understand a little. Because Frey knew in his heart that the person who turned this castle into something like this could be extremely dangerous, but he still chose to remain silent, and only told this clue to Alan and Riel, who had been to the dungeon. And it seems that he wants to keep it a secret in front of Cynthia, so he has been knocking on the side here.

Sure enough, Frey then spoke again: "Of course, this information is not for you in vain...... In return, I'd like to see this matter solved by a few of us alone. ”

"We?" said Allen.

"Yes. You should know that that place is not for everyone...... Not even the professors. Frey said solemnly, "It wouldn't do anyone any good if someone knew that so many people had been there!"

"You're not kidding!" Riel exclaimed as soon as he heard this, "Look at the scale of this magic! These ice cubes are helpless even to the professors, do you think just a few of us can do it?"

"I guess what you're focusing on right now may not be quite right. Frey added, "It's not that we can't do it, but that we can only rely on a few of us." ”

Alan understood a little bit when he heard this, and one of the reasons why Frey didn't want anyone else to get involved was that if someone accidentally leaked the news, it could lead to a big disaster. But in its current form, it may be the only place where clues can be found.

"Now the lives of thousands of people in this castle are in your hands, and if you don't make a decision quickly, you don't know what will happen if you drag it out any longer. Seeing that Alan was still a little hesitant, Frey said, "Besides, there is another person who is important to you that you haven't found, right?"

Alan and Riel tightened their hearts at the same time, although they didn't want to admit it, but Frey's words really hit their sore spots.

"Well, we promise you. Alan and Riel looked at each other and said.

"Very well, then it's decided. Frey nodded in satisfaction, "Of course, I'll do my best to help you." ”

"Do you already have any plans?" Alan asked, "uh...... If you don't want unrelated people involved, then how are we going to get there?"

"He can use starlight, right?" Frey said, glancing at Rare, "It's not very reliable, but I think it's worth a try." ”

"What do you mean by that?" Riel was a little upset, but he pouted and didn't say anything more, given that Frey had also offered to help them.

"I remember he's a boiling physique, right?" Frey said, "and since he's been there, and the environment is so unique, I think he should be able to bring us there." ”

"Why?" asked Riel curiously.

"Most people will only use starlight in familiar places, and they also need to estimate the magic power they need to use before using it, because although starlight flashes seem convenient, they have an obvious disadvantage, that is, the utilization rate of magic power is extremely low, and it is easy to waste mana. Frey explained, "But the boiling constitution is different, because of the huge reserves of mana, you can squander it to your heart's content, so as long as you concentrate while sketching the scene in your mind and chanting the incantation, it usually won't be too much of a problem." ”

Riel then realized why he should be involved in this matter, as Starlight was the only means of movement they could use right now. However, as a student of the space-time department, he didn't know as much as a person from the elemental department, and he couldn't help but feel a little unbearable on his face.

"And when are we going to act?" asked Riel.

"Without further ado, I suggest now. Frey said.

But as soon as she said this, Cynthia suddenly opened her mouth, with a dissatisfied face and a little helplessness, "Hey, how many of you...... After talking for a long time, you have to tell me where we're going, right?"

"You're going too?" Alan was stunned.

"Of course. Cynthia said lightly, then smiled, "How can I sit idly by and watch my lovely opponent be missing? ”

Frey hesitated when he heard Cynthia's words, as if he didn't want her to participate in the operation, but after looking down and thinking for a moment, he smiled bitterly, and gave up trying to persuade her to stay here, because he knew that with Cynthia's temper, she would never listen.

"I'll explain it to you later. Frey said as he walked over to Rare and motioned for him to get ready.

Cynthia had no choice but to shrug her shoulders and stand next to Alan.

The three of them form a circle and each touch a part of Riel's body with their hands, and Riel closes his eyes in the middle.

Since it was the first time Riel had to travel such a distance, and it was a place he had been on his first day at the school, he had to think about it for a long time, sketching out the scene in his mind to make sure nothing was wrong.

And he was right, because after a flash of starlight, they appeared inside the dungeon's fence door, and the place outside where they had stood when they had spoken to Doug was covered with ice.

"Whew...... It's dangerous...... "Riel said as he wiped the sweat from his forehead, "At first, I thought about what this doorway looked like for a long time, but luckily I changed my mind at the last minute and went straight inside......"

"Where is this?" asked Cynthia.

The position they were in now was a step inside the fence gate, and since the narrow aisle could only accommodate two people side by side, the four of them were inevitably a little crowded here. When I looked inside, I saw that it was pitch black, and I couldn't see what it looked like at all.

"In the northeast corner of this school, there is a strange place called 'The Dungeon'. To be honest, I don't know why there is such a strange place. Riel shuddered, "Why do I feel colder in here than the last time I came?"

By this time, Frey had already lit a magic lamp and led the way inside.

The arched aisle made of blue brick was not very long, and the four of them had not walked a few steps before another corridor appeared, but there was still no light inside.

Frey turned up the magic lamp to the fullest, and held it high, and through the light Alan saw that the horizontal corridor was flanked by two rows of densely packed cells. Since the cells are fenced doors, they can see inside very clearly. Each one was the size of two beds in their room, and there was only one large rock in it, which looked like a bed.

However, after taking a closer look at the cells, Alan found that only the door directly opposite them was open, and that there was a futon on the stone bed inside, and a person was lying on it.

Frey had already walked in.

"Wake up. Frey held the magic lamp up to the man's face.

But the man was sleeping soundly under the quilt, and he didn't even notice that someone was already in his room.

Alan walked closer and saw that it was Doug. His wrists and ankles were still heavily shackled.

"Hey, hey, we're here again!" Riel nudged him twice, his tone sounding like an old friend.

"Huh?" said Doug, opening his eyes in a daze, "Is it dinner time......

However, because the magic lamp was too bright, it took him a long time to get used to the situation in front of him.

"Ah, it's you......" Doug was stunned for a moment, and then turned into ecstasy: "You really came to see me again! Hahaha! I didn't expect it to be so fast, it's only been forty-two days since you last came! I thought it would take months to wait!"

Allen's mood was a little complicated after hearing him say this, but he didn't expect Doug to count the days day by day.

"You've even brought two other friends here!, it's good to finally be able to have a good time!" Doug jumped on the spot excitedly, "There are four people at once, this is really unprecedented!"

"I thought he would be able to be normal after so long, but I didn't expect to be a madman......" Riel looked at him a little helplessly, muttering to Alan.

"It's time to celebrate today! It's hard to have so many people come to my house, and it's a little cold, and there's nothing to eat to entertain you......" Doug said as he looked back and forth at the men, but when he saw Frey, he was stunned, "Ah! It's your ......."

"Why, you know each other?" asked Riel, a little curious.

"I've seen you...... But last time you just hurried to the door and glanced at me......" Doug muttered.

Seeing Doug's reaction, Allen knew that he had really guessed that the person who came here a year ago was really Frey.

What he didn't expect was that Doug's reaction turned out to be quite strange.

"Wait...... I seem to see you a lot......" Doug said, starting to circle around Frey.

Frey didn't speak, just twisted his head to the side as much as he could, as if he didn't want Doug to see his face clearly.

I saw that Doug seemed to remember something, his steps gradually slowed down, and the ups and downs of his chest became more and more violent, and then his eyes widened and he slowly spit out a word: "You are...... ...... hosts"