Lin Su stepped into the rear courtyard.
Something like a leather ball rolled down from next door and came before him. Holding a roast rabbit, she grinned. "Young Master, I saw you in the battle just now. How were you so amazing? You could play tunes and write poetry too..."
"So? You brought me a stolen rabbit as a reward?" Lin Su eyed her rabbit, his appetite stirring.
"Here!" Piggy split the rabbit in two and gave Lin Su half.
After taking a bite, her cheeks stopped moving. Her eyes rolled around, then she stretched her neck and swallowed. When she spoke, her tone was utterly mysterious. "I've prepared another great gift for you. Look..."
Her little hand pointed gently toward the rear courtyard.
By the rear courtyard gate were three carved words: "West Wind Courtyard."
There were another three words carved on the little pavilion: "Solitary Cool Pavilion."
The writing was absolutely atrocious, like the scratches a restless rooster would leave on the ground while struggling for its life after being caught to be slaughtered...
Lin Su froze.
Random carving and graffiti?
Who did this?
Piggy Girl was immensely pleased with herself. "Young Master, your poem was far too good. I loved it to death, so I renamed this rear courtyard West Wind Courtyard and gave this pavilion the name 'Solitary Cool Pavilion.' Young Master, aren't I especially talented?"
Lin Su coughed. "I think... I think you really don't treat yourself like an outsider..."
"Yeah, I don't know why either. The moment I see Young Master, I feel like you're someone very close to me." Piggy Girl felt even more accomplished.
Lin Su looked at her smug little face and had no idea what to do with her.
This handsome fellow did indeed have an approachable face, but that