Glenda looked through almost all the hallways and floors in the girls’ dorm; it seemed as if there was nobody out in the hall.

Back at her office, she opened the door and saw Horace standing there, about ready to knock.

“Oh, wow, you scared me for a second there,” Glenda said in an exasperated tone. “So, what do you want?” Her eyes widened. “Wait, you’re not here to check up on me and my work, are you? I assure you that everything is fine. I swear on it! I’ll even show you some proof—”

A noise interrupted their conversation. The two looked over at the primary school building. The pictures on the walls of Glenda’s office fell off; the vases tumbled to the floor and broke apart.

“W-what the devil is going on!?” Glenda exclaimed. “Don’t tell me the traitor could have gotten...” She mumbled to herself before looking over at Horace. “Go check and see if everyone is alright; I got to hurry and find the source of all this!” She rushed out of the girl’s dorm, leaving the confused Horace behind.

.-.-.-.

Glenda ran over to the door that led into the dungeon. She slammed the now opened door down as Troy fell on the ground, now tied up in some rope.

“Troy, what happened to you?” Glenda asked as she went over to untie the boy. “Why are you tied up? And where did Be—?”

“It’s a trap!” Troy shouted.

“Wait; what?”

The door behind them slammed shut as someone in a dark cloak stood in front of it with their hands crossed.

“You thought I’d be locked in that dungeon forever?” The person spoke.

“Let us out!” Glenda exclaimed. She pushed them out of the way and banged on the door.

“Hey, don’t ignore me, you hag!”

“You, get us out of this mess right now.” Glenda turned around and ordered.

“Oh, but I’m not in that ‘mess.' You are.” The figure pointed out.

“What are you talking about?”

Without her question answered, Aoguro showed up from thin air, causing Glenda to jump back.

“All right, Aoguro, do it.” The cloaked one ordered.

He glowed into a ball of light, causing Glenda and Troy to cover their eyes as their bodies rose in the air until they blacked out and disappeared.

“All right, it went as planned without a hitch, and it’s all thanks to you.” The figure said as it looked over at the black marks where the pair used to be standing. “Now let’s check and make sure you-know-who doesn’t escape, shall we?” Aoguro nodded and looked at the black marks on the floor as he floated behind the cloaked figure.