Wizard: The exploration panel keeps me pure.

"Mr. Matthews, where did you go just now? And Kasha, you were also going to see Mr. Matthews without even telling me. You just ran off by yourself. Do you know how worried I was about you? Where did you and Mr. Matthews go just now?"

Luo Lingren hadn't gone far when he saw a group of people anxiously looking around in the woods ahead. The girl in the lead, in particular, couldn't help but rush up to the two of them and say something to them in a bad mood as soon as she saw the two of them.

After all, Seridwin, who had transformed into a black cat, had no interest in talking to the little girl in front of him. He jumped off Ron's shoulder and back to his original spot, then lay down and licked his paws, showing no intention of speaking.

Seeing this, Ron had no choice but to bite the bullet and, under the gazes of a group of fierce-looking men, say to the girl in front of him:

"I'm sorry, Miss Alice. I noticed something interesting just now and couldn't resist following it. I got so engrossed that I forgot about what we were doing. Ms. Kasha was only following because she was worried about me. I hope you won't blame her."

After hearing Ron's explanation, Alice didn't intend to dwell on the matter any further.

It seems that as long as he can complete the mission, nothing else matters to him, not even his own life's most important matter.

However, the black cat that Lady Moon transformed into was somewhat of an exception.

Although he didn't understand why, a subtle thought arose in Ron's mind as he watched the other person gently stroke the cat perched on his shoulder:

"Could it be..."

"What are you thinking? You're so young, yet your mind is full of all sorts of messy and filthy thoughts. I don't know how your family raised you."

Just as Ron was lost in thought, Lady Moon, Seridwin, seemed to hear his thoughts and raised her deep green, vertical pupils.

Her deep eyes were filled with disdain and contempt, while her magnetic, languidly alluring voice echoed in his mind.

This immediately put an end to that thought in his mind.

"Ms. Celestine, I think you're overthinking it. I'm so young, how could I have so many strange ideas? You must be overthinking it."

Despite having his thoughts read, Ron felt he couldn't admit it at this moment, so he pretended to be clueless and mentally responded to the Moon Lady's words, his tone filled with a kind of innocent and naive youthful charm.

However, Seridwin didn't have the time to chat about such trivial matters with the boy in front of him.

But he refused to admit it, so he gave up the idea of ​​continuing to talk, stopped licking his paws, closed his eyes, and lay down on the girl to rest.

Seeing that the other party had no intention of continuing the conversation, Ron also stopped talking.

The group returned to their previous silent journey until night fell and a tall, majestic castle came into view. They stopped and looked at the towering walls, their faces showing excitement mixed with a hint of nervousness.

Ron looked at the enormous castle standing before him, built in the style of medieval Western European feudal society, and couldn't help but feel a sense of awe.

"Ms. Alice, is this our destination?"

After pausing for a while, he turned to look at the girl beside him, who nodded slightly, confirming his question.

"That's right, the hero is currently in this castle, and our main mission is to rescue him from the dragon's clutches."

Ron nodded in agreement, mimicking the other person's gesture, but a thought crept into his mind:

Generally speaking, following this plot development, a powerful hero should come to save the heroine like the girl in front of us. However, the story has now been reversed. Although the protagonist and the villain have not changed, it still exudes a strange and eerie atmosphere.

"Be careful. I feel this place is unusual. Even I could stumble here if I'm not careful. You'd better watch yourself."

Just as Ron was wondering what would happen next, the voice of the Moon Lady rang in his mind once again. However, unlike before, the languid feeling in her voice had disappeared, replaced by a solemnity and tension.

Ron noticed the stark difference in the other person's tone and immediately realized that the danger of this trip was probably much greater than he had imagined.

His initial thought of taking things one step at a time vanished instantly, and he began to consider his next course of action.

No matter what happens, you must at least have a way out.

The boy glanced at the black cat perched on the girl's shoulder, nodded to Chao tide, then looked away and returned his gaze to the castle in front of him.

If he hadn't been afraid of the group of men with ferocious expressions behind him, and had simply felt that he shouldn't and didn't need to clash with them at this time, since no one knows what dangers might come next, and if things got chaotic inside, it would only make his situation worse.

While I was thinking about these things, I heard the girl next to me call out behind me:

"Keep up!"

Then, with a swift movement, he leaped directly to the city gate, clenching his fists tightly, his hands radiating light, and roared:

"Pegasus Meteor Fist!"

A loud explosion came from not far away, and the girl's shout reached Ron's ears at the same time.

Upon hearing that familiar name, Ron was momentarily stunned, as if he had heard something unbelievable, and stood frozen in place.

However, the people behind him didn't care about him. As soon as the girl said "follow me," a group of burly men rushed towards the city like a stampede of horses.

The once towering city gate burst open with a massive rift the instant the girl swung her hands down. The rift was as tall as a person, though it was still rather small compared to the height of Berent and the others, but it was enough for them to pass through one by one.

And so, Ron watched as the group of people disappeared into the hole one by one.

"What the hell is Pegasus Meteor Fist?"

The girl's scolding voice still echoed in his mind. Just as he was pondering the name the girl had called out and hesitating whether to follow her, the voice of the Moon Lady rang in his ears again. However, this time her words surprised him.