"Forget it. We'd better not burn it."
Zhang Bo shook his head.
"Second Brother, did you find a tailor shop?"
"Let's stick to the original plan and take the doll to a shop to get it sewn back together."
"What if the monster gets mad that we damaged its host and comes after us?"
"Third Brother."
Hearing this, Zhuge Yun turned to Xiao Xiao. "You'd better be extra careful these next few days."
"And make sure you protect us."
Xiao Xiao chuckled. "Don't worry."
"Mm-hmm."
Zhuge Yun nodded hastily. "Great."
"Now that you've said that, we can relax."
Zhang Bo and the others put the doll in a bag and headed out.
Xiao Xiao went with them.
The others didn't feel comfortable letting them go out alone with the doll.
If something happened, it would be too late to ask for help.
When they returned to the dorm, Xiao Xiao took out the Big Bear Doll, now restored to its original condition, and set it on his chair.
Zhang Bo and the others sat at their desks.
"...In the end, nothing happened."
It was hard to tell whether Zhuge Yun sounded relieved or disappointed.
"And we even got mistaken for troublemakers."
Zhang Bo's mouth twitched.
When they went to the tailor shop, the tailor had been a middle-aged woman.
The look on her face when they showed her the Big Bear Doll, which had been taken apart so thoroughly it was almost unrecognizable...
Even thinking about it now made him feel awkward.
"Good thing I reacted quickly."
Zhuge Yun pursed his lips.
He'd explained that it was his little sister's Big Bear Doll, and that she'd taken it apart out of curiosity. Afterward, she'd worried that their parents would scold her, so she'd asked him to take it