Through the snow-covered forest, several wild wolves fell on the road.

Gray was a little depressed. Why did the wild wolf who was obviously fighting soybean run out again and again to block the road? There were too many scenes.

"It's okay!" Grey asked softly.

Behind him was Belle who was pressing his waist with both hands, and behind him was Moves who was riding Philip.

This was not what Gray asked, but because Philip had no rest and could not bear the weight of the two, so Belle had to ride on Gray's horse.

His Majesty the King refused to admit that he put invisible pressure on Philip's back when Belle rode on Philip. It was just a time when the magic power was out of control. He was a mage who had just learned magic for a while, and it was normal for the magic power to occasionally lose control.

"Where are your things hidden?" Seeing him being able to take out something out of thin air, Belle curiously, looking up and down his body for a place to hide things.

"A place that no one can see." Gray smiled mysteriously, without explaining too much. The key point was that he also felt that the space backpack was not easy to explain. For an "ancient man".

"By the way, Gray, you were going to the forest before, just to go here?" Morves remembered the conversation with Gray before. The reason why he didn't go to the village with him was to go to the forest. The two separate roads from there led to this place and the other led to the village.

"Ah, right!" Gray replied, his brain running at high speed.

"I saw from a book that there was a huge castle here, but the reality is that no matter who I asked, they didn't know that there was such a castle here."

"As a traveler, my favorite thing is to explore those magical places. This place is recorded but does not exist in people's memories. I was very curious, so I came."

Gray did not avoid answering. After a few twists in his mind, he thought of a more appropriate solution.

When he rejected Morves before, he didn't expect the plot to happen early, so he didn't know that he would face such a problem later.

However, he was still very useful to his newly arranged identity, at least he gave a reasonable explanation for why he went to this place, and of course, it was also inseparable from His Majesty the King's cleverness and wit.

Of course it’s nothing if you don’t explain, but it may make people feel confused or have some bad guesses.

Jasmine looked at Gray, suppressing the words she wanted to blurt out, and worked hard to hold them in.

Because Gray told her that if she lies, there must be a reason. Don't expose herself, otherwise there will be terrible consequences. If Jasmine keeps her secret, she can get rewards later.

The elf reached out and scratched Gray's ear, and after he turned his head, he spoke softly, "I want to drink!"

"Okay, but it's time to wait until noon or evening." Gray nodded, "Does Belle like drinking? I just took some out."

"Wow, it's all mine!" the elf shouted. He didn't expose Grey, so the wine was all his.

"It's okay!" Belle nodded, "If Jasmine likes it, then give it to her, but can you hold so much with such a belly?"

The last sentence was about Jasmine's father, and Belle was in a much better mood, not as depressed as before.

"She is a monster and can eat a cow in one breath."

The elf took pride in his chest and raised his chest, "I'm super awesome!"

Soon, the three of them encountered a carriage that was not moving on the road.

Gray took Belle to park beside the carriage, frowned and looked at the carriage. He could feel the person inside, "Carlisle?"

"Master, are you back?" The witch sister showed her head and smiled sweetly at Gray.

"Don't you ask you to wait for me in the town?" After asking, he dismounted, helped Belle down, and then put the carriage on the back.

"Go to the car, I'll drive."

Bel nodded, his eyes fell on the face of the witch who was poking his head out of the carriage, and he suddenly felt that this was not an ordinary maid.

Carlisle stared at her for a while before asking her to enter the car under Grey's stern gaze.

"Hello, you've been there for a long time. Is there anything in front?" Carlisle took out a bookmark and asked 'curiously'.

"Ah? There is a castle in front of me, and there is a wild beast. My father was locked up by it, and we will rescue him." Belle said simply. She felt a little nervous when facing the maid, as if there was an amazing person sitting opposite her.

The witch nodded. It seemed that this was an opportunity to lift the curse, otherwise it would not be so coincidental.

But now it seems that it was destroyed by the master, otherwise her magic power could increase a little.

Thinking of this, the witch frowned again. If the opportunity really came, she should have some sense, rather than being as confused and ignorant as she is now.

But in fact, Belle hadn't noticed anything unusual when she passed by her before.

"Is it because of the master that he would not allow this to happen, so this is not a real opportunity to lift the curse, so I didn't have any sense?" Carlisle speculated secretly.

"But why? It's obvious that my strength has increased and it will be beneficial to him."

"Is there something wrong with this contract? If my strength is strong enough, I can break free from the contract?" Thinking of this, the witch's heart beat violently.

Seeing the beautiful woman fall into silence again, Belle stopped talking and leaned silently against the window and looked at the scenery outside.

Feeling that life has a bigger goal, Carlisle felt that his originally tired spirit was excited again, and he opened the magician manual again with great enthusiasm.

With his eyes floating towards the book in the witch's hand, Belle couldn't help but lifted the curtain of the car, "Gray, can you give me a book? The car is a little boring, any book is good."

"No problem." Gray nodded, turned sideways, smiled at Belle, and placed several stacks of books neatly in front of her, at least forty or fifty.

"I want to see which one to choose!"

"Thank you, have you seen all these?" Belle's big eyes were filled with surprise, and he quickly pulled the book to his side and picked it one by one.

Such a thick stack of books is even more books than those in the bookstore in town.

"No, actually, I have only seen a part of it. Compared to me, I prefer to see and feel it myself, which is more real."

"But it is difficult for us to encounter some things except books in real life. We can only feel these things in books." Bell shook his head.

"Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles. I don't think there is any need to compare the two. We just choose a way we like to feel the world. There is no need to distinguish who is better or worse, and even if both are carried out at the same time." Gray smiled, he didn't want to argue with her.
Chapter completed!