The one who opened the door and waved his hand.

As I looked at Mongmong, my expression didn’t change.

His light green hair, bright and cheerful demeanor, and slightly flushed eyes were exactly the same as when I had seen him earlier in the day.

“It’s been a while since we’ve seen each other, hasn’t it?”

“It hasn’t been that long, really.”

“Hahaha, is that so? Well, if you say so, then that’s how it is.”

He still had that air of being completely out of his mind. He seemed ridiculously excited for some reason, as though everything was perfect in his world.

How had he appeared so suddenly? That thought didn’t even cross my mind.

‘I knew he’d be nearby anyway.’

I hadn’t tried to sense his presence, but I was sure he’d been watching me from somewhere.

‘He’s definitely been keeping an eye on me.’

Ever since I started suspecting him, I knew he wouldn’t stay far. Even if he had briefly left to check something, he would’ve returned to confirm more.

And, as I thought:

‘I was right.’

It seemed my assumption had been spot on. He had indeed been watching me.

Acknowledging that, I spoke to him.

“You don’t seem like someone from around here. Are you sure it’s okay for you to waltz into a prison like this?”

“Huh?”

Mongmong tilted his head in response to my words. His innocent mannerisms matched his appearance, making him seem almost too naive.@@novelbin@@

However.

“Come on, there’s nowhere in this place I can’t go.”

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