At night, the campus was utterly silent.
Even the streetlights had gone dark.
Only the clear moonlight illuminated the deep shadows.
Without a sound, a snowflake drifted down.
Then a second, a third...
The dorm room was pitch-black, its curtains drawn.
Little White Fox, lying on the bed, suddenly twitched its ears.
It opened its eyes. Its gorgeous ruby-red pupils shimmered brilliantly in the darkness.
Little White Fox tilted its head and listened for a while.
Its eyes grew brighter and brighter.
It glanced at Xiao Xiao's peaceful sleeping face and quietly got up, only to suddenly freeze.
It turned its head and came face-to-face with a pair of familiar, vivid red vertical pupils.
It instinctively curled its lip into a sneer, its expression full of challenge.
It had no intention of being pleasant to that stinking snake.
Then, without bothering to see how the White Snake would react, it leaped nimbly to the floor.
It made not a sound.
But as if sensing something, it turned around—and saw the White Snake slithering down the railing.
It glared at the other.
That stinking snake was like a bad penny.
The White Snake swayed its body, unfazed.
It was just curious about what that stinking fox was doing in the middle of the night.
Little White Fox was used to the shamelessness of a certain stinking snake.
It lifted its chin slightly and gave the White Snake a haughty glance before walking gracefully toward the balcony.
The curtains stirred silently. The lock clicked open, and the glass door slid aside, leaving just enough space for Little White Fox to pass through.
A fierce, icy wind blew in from outside.
A few sparkling flakes drifted in with it and fell onto the dorm room floor.
Little White Fox shivered,