After an extremely tense and thrilling bout of excitement, Yu Sheng finally managed to get the doll heads hanging from the cruise missiles (no mistake) down. The good news was that no accidents had occurred—though Huli still looked a little unsatisfied, and several children who had missed their turn seemed somewhat disappointed...
"It was actually very safe," Huli continued to mutter. "I didn't let my tail fly too high—and if they really did fall, I could catch them immediately. The children back home often play like this..."
"Can the martial prowess back home really be compared with here?" Yu Sheng stared at her. "The children in your kindergarten can probably already fly on swords!"
With that, he turned and walked toward where the other children were resting. Huli froze for a moment before hurriedly following him, explaining as she went, "No, benefactor. We only start flying on swords in elementary school..."
Yu Sheng nearly tripped and fell flat on his face...
The "fairy tale" members on the platform not far away had actually seen what happened. By the time Yu Sheng reached them, several "parents" had already come over to greet him. Snow White still wore a smile. "There was no need to be so nervous. We confirmed the safety with Miss Huli. Her... um, her skill at controlling her tail is incredible..."
Yu Sheng looked at the familiar faces in front of him, then glanced back at the fox girl, who was smiling gently. He could not help scratching his head. "Why does it feel like you've all gotten familiar with each other in just this short while... And the adults and children alike have adapted as if they were back home."
"This place is better than we imagined—far better," Long Hair, the "Matchstick" with shoulder-length hair, said with