The four old classmates wandered around, seriously discussing how to run the zoo. Before they knew it, the largest Monkey Mountain had appeared before them.
More precisely, it was Gorilla Mountain—the Red-haired Gorilla Pavilion. A few fake trees and ropes had been set up on the mountain so the gorillas could grab the ropes and swing back and forth.
As they walked, Ding Yangze suddenly stopped. His expression turned strange as he peered thoughtfully into the depths of the artificial mountain.
"What's wrong?" Ning Mo caught up.
"A cave!" Ding Yangze said seriously, raising a hand to point ahead.
Ning Mo followed his finger and, sure enough, found a large cave hidden deep inside the artificial mountain. It led tunnel-like to the other side, deep and mysterious, with a real sense of atmosphere.
Ding Yangze hesitated for a long while, then suddenly squatted down, letting both hands hang in front of him as his fingertips scratched the ground.
"What are you doing?" Ning Mo was stunned.
"The gorilla squat. Does it look right?" Ding Yangze shifted twice. "Come on, try it!"
"No." Ning Mo resisted. "That's too stupid!"
"What are you afraid of? There's no one else around." Ding Yangze raised his brows, his tone coaxing. "Imagine you're a Red-haired Gorilla. Come on, squat down! It feels great!"
Ning Mo hesitated for a moment before finally squatting down. His face showed resistance for a few seconds, then gradually turned pleased. The feeling was strange, yet undeniably stimulating. It felt rather depraved.
Ding Yangze suddenly let out an ape cry. "Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh!"
After shouting several times, he completely released his wild nature. Adopting a gorilla's crawling posture, he raced into the cave and let out a high-pitched, joyful series of monkey cries inside.
Ning Mo completely lost his reason and immediately imitated