The little one was not surprised to run into Second Master An here.
"Little Qian Qian?"
"Mhm, hello Second Great-Grandfather. You're so slow, I've been waiting ages for you."
"Old man—what the heck, what are you doing here!"
Damn it!
If it weren't broad daylight, he would have truly thought he'd run into a ghost.
"With a whoosh, right here."
The little one scratched her head. What kind of questions were these?
Second Master An's mouth twitched, and he looked around. There was no one else here either. How had she arrived? Unable to figure it out, he could only wear an expression like he had run over a dog.
"Help!"
"Help..."
Two female college students ran over from not far away, their faces completely pale.
Just as Second Master An wanted to rush over, he discovered a large wild boar chasing behind them, aggressive and furious.
"Bad, it's charging over. We have to leave this place first. That thing is so huge, and I'm all old bones. If I get hit, I'm a goner."
Second Master An hurriedly picked up the little one to leave.
"No, no... not leaving, not leaving."
The little one wriggled this way and that. Second Master An couldn't lift her at all, as the latter was rooted like a giant mountain.
"Aiyo, so many weird things today. Did I run into bad luck, that I can't even lift you?"
Seeing that the one coming to save them wasn't a sturdy youth or middle-aged man, but an old man and a child, the two female college students were instantly terrified and disappointed.
Seeing an old man and a child over here, the large wild boar immediately changed direction and charged toward them. Second Master An was struck with terror.
Even if he was terrified right