Hearing Alice's words, Mr. Rabbit said, "We'll go find Absolem. He knows everything. He can confirm whether you're the Alice we're looking for."
"Absolem? Who is he?"
Alice grew even more bewildered. Mr. Rabbit said, "He's an oracle. You'll understand when you meet him. Alice, drink the potion on the table. It's the only way to leave this room.
"Er, sir, although I don't know who you are, you seem rather unusual. You should drink the potion too. I'll take you to see Absolem with us."
"Potion?"
Alice paused, then walked over to the table. A bottle of potion stood on it, with the English word "Drink" written on it.
Without giving it much thought, Alice picked up the potion and was about to drink it. Andrew remarked, "Miss, are you always this quick to trust people? Aren't you worried it might knock you unconscious?
"This rabbit doesn't exactly look like a decent rabbit. Honest people don't skulk around the way he does."
"A potion that could knock me unconscious?"
Alice was startled at first, then looked at Mr. Rabbit and said, "I don't know why, but I feel I can trust him, though he does look a little suspicious."
Alice felt that way because she had visited the Underground Kingdom as a child and befriended many of its inhabitants. However, she didn't remember any of it.
"Everyone who gets scammed thinks that way. 'I think I can trust him,' so they give him their money, and then he disappears."
Andrew said, "Miss, you should watch more programs about crime and the law. Don't be so naive."
"I'm not lying to her. This potion is harmless."
Mr. Rabbit shouted indignantly, "You can only leave this room by drinking that potion. This room is very unusual. You can't get out by