When Abner saw Xio looking over, he thought carefully for a moment before saying uncertainly:
"Miss Temperance, do you mean... the complete Daniel Labyrinth is actually a projection of Daniel Valley's terrain... except it has been divided into small Mirror Worlds... Hmm, perhaps the order of those divided sections has also been scrambled?"
"Yes." Miss Sharron nodded, then simply added, "Only the 'doors' connect non-adjacent Mirror Worlds."
Doors connecting non-adjacent Mirror Worlds—didn't that mean the order had been scrambled? Hmm, perhaps what she meant was that the Mirror Worlds were connected by doors to begin with, so the concept of order did not exist?
Talking to Miss Sharron was really troublesome. It was no wonder Klein could always understand her meaning so precisely.
After silently grumbling, Abner relayed his judgment and some knowledge about Mirror Worlds to Xio. Only then did she understand the meaning behind Sharron's words, but she still asked in confusion, "How does knowing that help?"
"The time you were pulled into the labyrinth was early morning," Sharron reminded her.
"Early morning?" Xio frowned and turned her gaze to Abner again.
Rubbing his chin, he pondered for a moment before realizing, "The positions where the sun rises and the Crimson Moon sets? Or the positions of their reflections on the lake?"
As he spoke, Abner also recalled the two dominant colors of the great hall deep within the labyrinth: gold and red.
They might have symbolized the sun and the Crimson Moon.
Sharron said nothing. She merely nodded silently, confirming his guess. As for why she was certain the treasure lay at the reflection of the sun or crimson moon, she did not elaborate.
However, based on the information he had just read, Abner had also guessed part of the reason—Derrick had been born at sunrise and