He glanced at the PE teacher looking around ahead.
Candy shouted to Xiang-er:
"Xiang-er, if you're tired, I can carry it for a while."
"Okay."
Xiang-er did not refuse. At first, she had not felt much, but now the flag in her hands seemed to weigh a thousand pounds.
Outside the formation, Zero wore a hat and followed at an unhurried pace, always staying within five meters of Candy.
From time to time, she even ran into a small shop by the roadside, then ran back out.
She looked incredibly carefree.
No matter how one looked at it, Zero seemed more like someone out on an autumn excursion than Candy and the others.
Meanwhile, the Sixth Grade students at the very back of the formation were suffering miserably.
They really could not understand how those short first-graders could walk so quickly.
Were they running?
At first, some of them had complained that having the first-graders at the front would slow them down.
Now, no one said a word.
They had to alternate between running and walking just to keep up with the formation, and it left them utterly exhausted.
At the request of the principal of South of the City Primary School, Candy Technology took on the task of supervising the students from the air.
Using aerial drones and satellites in orbit, any student who left the formation to buy something was immediately addressed by a drone.
The students ground their teeth in hatred as they watched the drones flying overhead.
Having money but nowhere to spend it was truly painful.
If only they had known, they would have bought things from the school store beforehand.
At the front of the formation, Candy had taken over carrying the Class Flag. She was unbearably thirsty, but the water in her cup