Against the utterly uncontrollable screams and shouts, the reporters and photographers in the front rows desperately raised their long guns and short cannons to capture every moment. The shutter clicks merged into a rapid, urgent barrage, while flashes erupted one after another.
Standing right beside those flashes, Symboli Rudolf unconsciously gripped the strap of her sunglasses and turned her head to the other side, complaining in a low voice that was both irritated and helpless:
"Damn it... so annoying..."
The direction she turned toward was precisely where Anjing Zhen stood.
Having been tensely and intently watching the race, Anjing Zhen vaguely heard Symboli Rudolf's complaint and could not help glancing to the side.
He first saw that Symboli Rudolf seemed uncomfortable, then noticed the flashes farther away. He immediately understood what was happening.
Some Horse Girls were sensitive to flashes, and Symboli Rudolf was one of them—an especially sensitive one.
This Horse Girl had also competed on the Classic Frontline during her racing days. During the Introduction Segment of the Shuka Sho, she had been startled by camera flashes.
In the race that followed, not only had she performed abnormally, but she had finished only tenth.
Afterward, she was diagnosed with a fracture in her right foot and had been forced into a full eight months of recovery, which also canceled her original plans to run in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
For this reason, Japan had placed quite a few restrictions on media reporters using flashes.
Looking at it now, Dubai had apparently never suffered from this issue before, which was why the media had been allowed to use such equipment so freely.
Thinking of Symboli Rudolf's situation, Anjing Zhen could not help asking worriedly:
"Are you okay, Symboli Rudolf-senpai...? How about... you go back and rest first?