The next day, the castle, the old king tower.

Grinda walked up quickly, saw her father who was enjoying the scenery in front of the window, and hurried over.

"Father, is Grey gone? I just wanted to find him, but others said they didn't see him, and there was no sign of him in the room prepared for the guests."

Grinda looked a little anxious. Grey had defeated the Snow Witch with the Aslan, and it was a great help from them to defeat the Snow Witch. If he left like this, it would be a major loss to everyone.

"Calm down!" said the old king. After saying that, Grinda, who was a little anxious, calmed down, but still looked at him tightly.

The old king sighed and said quietly: "Don't worry, he is still here, and he will definitely help us."

"Why, why are you so sure at once?" Grinda was puzzled. Was his father a little too confident?

"He promised to help us before, so don't worry, let alone if he doesn't help us now, he will definitely help Ivanola."

Grinda murmured and repeated, "Ivanola?"

Then he continued to shake his head and looked at his father expectantly, hoping that he would give him an answer directly and not go around the corner.

"He should still be in Ivanola's secret room now." The old king changed from a euphemism to a more euphemism.

"How could he be, he is our distinguished guest, how could Ivanola let him live...?" After speaking, she seemed to understand something in her heart and couldn't continue.

"Is there anything they have to do? They talked about it all night." A surprised voice came from behind, it was Sedora.

"It should be a very important thing, which is related to the future of Oz." The old king focused on it and no longer explained anything.

After a while, Ivanola and Gray also came over. They were rosy and refreshed. Everyone wondered if they had eaten something good.

"Mr. Sutton..."

As soon as the old king spoke, Gray laughed and said happily: "Just just call me Gray, everyone is acquaintances, so don't have to be so distant."

The old king was stunned for a moment. Gray today is much better than yesterday. Is it true that people feel refreshed when they are happy?

After looking at Ivanola, who seemed to have nothing happened, the old king nodded slightly, "I have to prepare for the matter of the Snow Witch for a while. I'm going to trouble you to live here for a while."

"It's okay, it's beautiful, everyone is kind, I like it very much."

The old king's eyes couldn't help but fall on Ivanola again, thinking to himself that the three most beautiful witches in Oz would sleep one of them all night by you, of course you liked it here.

He is not a newbie. As the king of Oz, a powerful wizard, he has never experienced anything, and he can tell at a glance.

"But how long will it take?" Gray asked casually. He felt that even if the army he had seen before, it would not take long to prepare weapons, food and grass.

After all, they have been preparing to defeat Jentis for more than ten years, and it is impossible that they have not prepared anything.

"When the snow melts, the ice witch has a very powerful force in winter. It will be easier for us to wait for the snow melts against her."

Grey was surprised and said, "Will this snow melt?"

"Of course the snow will melt. Isn't this a normal thing?" Several people looked at him in confusion.

"Well, when he was in Narnia, Jentis frozen Narnia for a hundred years. Does she have no such ability here?"

After seeing their reaction, Gray understood that although according to them, Jentis would be stronger in the snow and ice.

But the snow will not keep melting, but there will be normal seasonal alternation and winter will pass.

"That's terrible. If Oz has been frozen for a hundred years, then..."

Grinda whispered in shock, and finally couldn't imagine it. She knew that it was definitely an unprecedented disaster.

With a hundred years of freezing, what do people eat? If there is nothing to eat, so many people will starve to death.

"Nania..." She suddenly raised her head and looked at Gray, hoping to hear a reassuring answer.

"The world of Narnia is different from other worlds. Although the Narnias declined during the ice and snow, the ice and snow did not completely destroy Narnia." Grey nodded and smiled.

The few people breathed a sigh of relief. As they themselves said, the people of Oz were all kind-hearted people. This was not because they boasted, but because of the fact.

Even in another world, they don’t want to hear a tragic disaster that is coming there.

"Then, will Oz be frozen?"

Worried about Narnia, they immediately thought of their own world. Narnia has been frozen for a hundred years, so would their world be frozen?

"You said that ice and snow will melt. In the past few years, as long as winter passes, the ice and snow will melt, and the four seasons will flow as usual, right?"

"That's right, this has been the case in Oz for the past thirteen years. It's just that winter is a little colder than in the past, but the time of winter has not been extended, and it's still the same as before." The old king said affirmatively.

"But the power of the Ice Witch is strong. Will it be... when she becomes stronger?"

"No!" Gray said affirmatively: "No matter what, she will fail soon. No matter whether she can do it in the future, she will definitely not be able to do it in a short period of time. This time the ice and snow will still melt as the winter passes."

"And I probably understand what the difference between the two worlds is, and Jentis is absolutely impossible to do that in this world."

In fact, the real reason is very simple and can be easily thought of.

In the world of Narnia, Jentis was the king of Narnia. Although he was the stolen throne, he was also recognized by Narnia.

And she also controlled some of the rules of Narnia when Aslan created Narnia.

After she became king, her power allowed her to penetrate Narnia smoothly and had an impact on the entire Narnia.

With the arrival of the Son of Humanity, Narnia gradually unsealed, which is enough to prove that the frozen Narnia is not Jentis' magic, but her power follows the position of the king and the rules she masters on Narnia.

In this world, although there are wizards and this world is very beautiful, it is not as special as Narnia, nor is it setting rules for the profound magical scriptures.

So it is impossible for her to freeze Oz for a hundred years.

The reason why he thought at first that the ice and snow would not melt was entirely influenced by Narnia's inherent impression.

After hearing Gray's explanation, they understood and nodded and relieved.
Chapter completed!