Bing Feng immediately deflated like a punctured soccer ball.
It glared at Feifei.
Then it turned to Lord Xiao Xiao.
"I'm heading home."
Xiao Xiao smiled as he said goodbye.
He waved.
"Goodbye, Bing Feng."
He stood up.
Night had spread across the sky.
Below, the city lights flickered, driving away the darkness.
Xiao Xiao stood with his back to the streetlights and the view outside.
He turned slightly.
"That's my family's teahouse."
He gave a brief introduction.
But he thought Bing Feng probably remembered that very clearly.
After all, Bing Feng had been genuinely startled when it saw him earlier.
Xiao Xiao's eyes curved with a smile.
"But if you want to see me, I recommend coming through the alley."
Bing Feng was rather large.
If it went into the teahouse, it might cause some unforeseen trouble.
After all, the teahouse wasn't a gymnasium.
There wasn't much open space.
It was filled with all sorts of things.
"Huff, huff~"
Bing Feng nodded.
If it had to choose, it would definitely take the old route.
There were a lot more people here.
The alley was much quieter.
Xiao Xiao smiled.
"Bing Feng, I'm off."
"Huff, huff~"
Bing Feng waved a hoof, imitating Lord Xiao Xiao.
Goodbye,
Lord Xiao Xiao.
After watching Lord Xiao Xiao disappear behind the teahouse door, Bing Feng turned around with a swish of its rump, its steps light.
It felt... a little excited?
Bing Feng grinned.
It had always done things on its own.
Of course.
This time was no different.
But the difference was...
This time, it was doing it for Lord Xiao Xiao.
Thinking of it that way made it feel different.
Both of Bing Feng's heads turned left, then right, in perfect unison.
A bright