Though she felt guilty, the White Queen remained perfectly composed on the surface. "That's good," she said.
"Very good."
Andrew nodded, then turned to Alice. "Alice, with me here, no one can force you to do anything. If you want to go back, I'll send you back right now.
"But I suggest you stay. I can see the confusion in your eyes. You don't know what you should do, and your experiences in the Underground Kingdom might help you make a decision."
"I really don't know what to do."
Alice gave a bitter smile. "I'll stay for now. But let me make this clear again: I'm not going to chop up that Neck-Breaking Dragon. Absolutely not."
Everyone burst out laughing. Even Mr. Rabbit, who believed in fate more than anyone, began to doubt the Book of Prophecy. Could Alice really slay the Neck-Breaking Dragon when she was like this?
More importantly, given the current situation, would the day of glory really come?
Once the White Queen made a decision, she never dragged her feet. She immediately ordered her guards to assemble the army and prepare to attack the Red Queen's castle.
Then the White Queen led Andrew to an enormous standing clock. It was bound in countless chains, and only she had the key to unlock them.
The room was also covered in spider silk. Clearly, no one had been there in a long time.
"The Time Secret Realm is inside the clock."
Holding up both hands as always, the White Queen said, "I don't know what you intend to do in there, but Time isn't an easy person to deal with."
Time was a person's name. He was the master of the Time Secret Realm and held authority over matters related to time. When humans died, he also collected