Yu Sheng quietly withdrew, not disturbing the doll sitting on the roof and enjoying the view.
He patiently waited beside the large table in the attic. After quite a while, he finally heard faint movement from the roof, and Eileen tiptoed back in through the ventilation window.
The little doll backed in, her legs dangling in midair after she got them through. Then she dragged the frying pan in as well, tugging laboriously at its handle with one arm while slowly lowering herself by gripping the window frame with her other hand—and then she got stuck there.
Yu Sheng had no idea how she had climbed out, but it was obvious she had never considered how she would get back in.
"Ah... Ah, something's wrong!" the little thing's panicked voice came from the window. "Someone help me... Yu Sheng! Yu Sheng!"
Yu Sheng walked over helplessly, lifted Eileen down from the window, and turned her to face him. "How did you get up there?"
"Yu Sheng, you really were nearby! I knew I could feel you getting closer..." The little doll immediately beamed when she saw Yu Sheng's face, then looked smug. "I stacked the other three bodies on top of each other! Then those bodies went into the room to play games. I forgot about that when I came down just now..."
Yu Sheng rubbed the little thing's head and casually set her on the floor.
"Is everything in the valley arranged?" Eileen asked, hugging her frying pan and looking up. "What about the pointy-eared one? And that group from the Silent Desolation?"
Yu Sheng raised an eyebrow. "You have four groups of bodies in the valley. Do you really need to ask me what's happening there?"
Only then did Eileen scratch her head belatedly. "I guess that's true...