So...
His hair was still so black. Why was he gone?
The little yaoguai tilted its head and studied the person in the photograph.
Humans... were so fragile.
It didn't like that.
"Grandpa, let me."
Boss Bai bent down and placed the flowers he had brought in front of the gravestone.
The brightly colored flowers brought a little light to the dark gravestone.
A faint floral fragrance drifted through the air.
The little yaoguai lowered its head.
The beautiful flowers caught its eye.
It looked around.
There were flowers in front of almost every gravestone.
The little yaoguai circled the flowers several times, then flew away.
Xiao Xiao watched the yaoguai's departing figure.
Had it... left?
"Master Xiao?"
Noticing where Master Xiao was looking, Boss Bai followed his gaze.
He didn't see anything.
He simply asked, "What are you looking at?"
"A yaoguai."
Xiao Xiao looked away.
He didn't hide what he had just seen.
"Huh?"
Boss Bai's mouth fell open. "A yaoguai..."
In that direction...
"It left?!"
Master Bai's expression froze.
He turned to look at Master Xiao.
Had the yaoguai... left?
"It seems so."
Xiao Xiao wasn't entirely sure.
The yaoguai's appearance just now...
"It left so soon?"
Boss Bai sounded a little regretful.
Master Bai looked back at the photograph on the gravestone.
"Big brother."
"Did you see it?"
"It was the one who first suggested coming here today. It wanted to see you..."
"For so many years, I've felt too ashamed to come see you, because I never understood what those last two words you said to me meant..."
"From now on, I'll come visit you often."
"Don't get annoyed with me."
"When people get old, they can't help becoming long-winded..."
"Oh, and, big brother,