After a few visits, Wang Tong had figured out that whenever Master Xiao found something interesting, he would call them over to take a look.
"Rabbit."
Su Xun was the first to spot the small figure beneath the trees.
"Huh? A rabbit?"
The girl's eyes lit up. "Where? Where?"
"Wait, how come I can't see it?"
The girl grew anxious.
"Shh~"
Su Xun gestured for her to keep her voice down.
Then he pointed in a direction. "Look, over there."
The girl widened her eyes.
Her gaze swept back and forth across the lake.
Then it came to a stop.
"I see it!"
The girl cried out in delight.
Her deliberately lowered voice was full of excitement.
"It really is a rabbit!"
"It's drinking water!"
The girl covered her mouth with her hand and spoke indistinctly.
"We've been lucky today."
After the rabbit hopped away, Su Xun said with a smile.
"Little Deer, we got to see a rabbit, too."
"And we saw such a beautiful sunset and evening glow."
"That's all thanks to me... and Master Xiao, right?"
Wang Tong planted her hands on her hips, grinning rather smugly.
"Right."
Su Xun readily agreed. "It's all thanks to you."
"When I come by myself, I don't see any deer, let alone a single rabbit."
"All I get to do is admire the scenery."
"Little Brother, you're pretty unlucky, then."
Wang Tong gave Su Xun a sympathetic look.
After coming so many times, this was the first time she'd seen a deer and a rabbit.
Su Xun smiled. "It's enough that I got to see them."
After what had happened those two years ago, nothing in the world could make him feel unlucky anymore.
"Let's go. We should head back."
Xiao Xiao turned and started back the